New York MetroSep 1, 2003, By Paul Verna The allure of Allaire: By definition, “New York Metro” focuses on recording activities in and around the Big Apple.... Nashville SkylineAug 1, 2003, By Rick Clark One day, while I was digging through my library for source music candidates for a film project, an event in Nashville was brought to my attention by Andrea Pizzano, the person who keeps all of the project craziness running smoothly in this office.... L.A. GrapevineAug 1, 2003, By Maureen Droney It's always interesting to see what Allen Sides is up to, so I stopped into Ocean Way Recording for a visit with him and a look at his latest creation: Studio D with its Neve 88R console.... New York MetroAug 1, 2003, By Paul Verna Go west west, young man: At first glance, West West Side Music seems to be a product of the workstation generation. A mom-and-pop mastering studio headed by owner/engineer Alan Douches, it features a Pro Tools DAW, a predominantly indie clientele and rates that make it an affordable alternative to the big New York shops.... Sessions & Studio NewsAug 1, 2003, By Sarah Benzuly NORTHEAST Elvis Costello and co-producer/engineer Kevin Killen have taken residence in Avatar's (New York City) Studio A since early April to record Costello's new record; Peter Doris assisted…Mos Def returned with his band Black Jack Johnson to The Cutting Room (New York City) to continue work on his new album.... Genex Throws a DSD Surround Playback PartyAug 1, 2003, By Barry Rudolph On May 12, Genex hosted a special playback session in Cello Studios' (Hollywood) Studio 1, where attendees got a glimpse into the rarefied world of Direct Stream Digital 5.1 surround recording.... Ronstadt at the ClubhouseAug 1, 2003, Compiled By Sarah Benzuly Linda Ronstadt finished up a jazz standards record (Verve) at Clubhouse (Germantown, N.Y.) with producer John Boylan and engineer George Massenburg. The band consisted of Lewis Nash (drums), Christian McBride (bass), Alan Broadbent (piano, arranger), Bob Mann (guitar) and Warren Bernhardt (piano).... Nashville SkylineJul 1, 2003, by Rick Clark One of the things that I have always liked about Nashville is how closely knit and supportive members of the music community are. The level of altruism around here is also quite impressive....
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