Audio One Pumps Up Aerosmith Rig
Jan 1, 2004 12:00 PM
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When Aerosmith hit the road for their current co-headlining tour with KISS, they turned to Audio One for a live sound and six studio upgrades, which comprised Pro Tools updates to HD (including a variety of HD Process cards, 192 interfaces, and plug-ins from Waves and Digidesign) for live and studio recording systems, as well as individual studio upgrades for bandmembers Joe Perry, Steven Tyler, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer.
Audio One chief design engineer Michael Adams and company founder/president David Frangioni outlined each of the systems into CAD files, which were used as reference documents for the installers. After each system was designed and coordinated by Audio One with the band's technical engineers, Paul Caruso and Paul Santo, the design went to Adams for the actual layout and engineering. From there, each system was installed and wired on-site.
“Audio One's relationship with the band goes back to the Pump album and tour,” said Frangioni. “Ever since then, we've been designing and implementing all of their technology needs including studios, home theaters, backline tour rigs and other related electronic technologies. We handle Aerosmith's technical needs so they can focus on making music and entertaining.”
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