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Editor/Publisher:
Gary Khan
Editor:
Mike Castronovo
Volume
18 Number 4
April, 2003
EARS Meets at the Chicago Recording Company
232 E Ohio, Chicago
312-822-9333
Tuesday April 29 7:30pm
EARS friend & Music Studio Manager Chris Shepard opens CRC's doors to host
this event with special guest Scott Esterson of DTS. Scott will start with
surround basics and quickly progress to more advanced subjects like: system
calibration, conceptual mixing approaches, and the encoding process. We'd
like to get an idea how many people are coming. Please R.S.V.P.
ears@ears-chicago.org or call 773-880-5000 by 4/25. Donıt miss this rare
opportunity!
Directions: -from the Dan Ryan/Kennedy or Ike, get off at Ohio and head east
to St. Clair or Fairbanks -from L.S.D., exit west at Grand or Illinois
[N-bound only] and head west to Farbanks, then right 2 blocks. Parking on
the street or in pay lot across street [south side] from CRC building.
Check signs re: any fees!
Appreciation File:
Thanks to Acme Recording's Jeremy Lemos for hosting last
monthıs meeting. An EARS' cheer to Dan Smith and Jeff Segota of Shure for
and bringing the KSM's; to our musicians: Bret Richardson, David Yonan,
Charlie Kim and David Moss; those who brought comparison microphones; and
finally to everyone who made it out. Recap to follow next Eardrum.
Congrats!
Check out the Sunday April 13th Chicago Tribune Magazine. None other than
our own Timothy Powell of Metro Mobile is interviewed on page 8! We always
knew you were a recording genius, now everybody knows.
Congratulations to Chicago Producer/Engineer Jim Cogan and co-author William
Clark on the publication of their book Temples of Sound Inside The Great
Recording Studios with forward by Quincy Jones. It's available at a
bookstore near you or go to www.chroniclebooks.com
Mary Mazurek-
Announcements:
Columbia College Chicago's Audio Arts & Acoustics (AA&A) department is happy
to announce the its 1st Annual Hearing Awareness Day titled "Hear Today,
Gone Tomorrow" which will take place at the Hokin Center Annex located at
623 S. Wabash, 1st floor, from 9am-6pm on April 30th.
The student run event seeks to raise the public's awareness of ambient
noises in our urban environment and their effects on our hearing, short and
long term. Additionally, the exhibition will serve to illustrate and
propose measures which can be taken to protect and adjust our hearing in
several environments.
If you have any ideas for stories, wish to contribute an article, or want to
include any upcoming events, please contact:
Gary
at pegasusrecording@ameritech.net.
Or write to:
Peagasus
Recording P.O Box 578903, Chicago, IL 60657.
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