Mix Nashville 2008
Studio. Live. Songwriting.
Nashville on Nashville.
May 20-21, 2008
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Join the Mix editors as we pull in to Soundcheck Nashville for two full days of music production panels, performances, master classes and technology demos.
Connect face to face with some of the biggest names in the music industry: Speakers include multi-Platinum producer Tony Brown, Grammy-winning engineer Chuck Ainlay and legendary live sound mixer Buford Jones.
Tony Brown's Nashville
Tony Brown tells Mix what makes Music City so special.
Learn mixing tips and studio survival strategies from Nashville’s heavy hitters, including Michael Wagener, Russ Long, Jeff Balding, Bob Bullock, Bil VornDick, Andrew Kautz, Marc Repp, Carl Tatz, KK Proffitt, Julian King, Scott Phillips and Sharon Corbitt-House.
Hear the session stories behind hit records produced in Nashville, from George Strait’s Troubador to The Raconteurs’ Consolers of the Lonely.
Boost your live chops with tour production sessions featuring Buford Jones, Robert Scovill, Lee Moro and more.
Catch artist performances, song demo contests, expert Q&As on Mix Nashville’s outdoor stage (produced in conjunction with American Songwriter magazine).
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Did You Know...?
It is estimated the music industry in the Nashville area employs 19,437.
There are 2,140 music related establishments in the Nashville MSA
- 120 are Record production, distribution & music publishing
- 188 are sound recording studios
- 593 are musical groups & artists
- 211 are record production and or independent artists, writers & performers
Total music-related business revenue for the Nashville MSA is over $2.6 billion.
- The integrated record production and music publishing generated around $627 million
- Music-related self-employed individuals generated around $290.7 million
- Musical groups and artists generated around $278.2 million