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Influences Introducing The 2009-2010 Influences Season
Influences explores how stories, styles, cultures, and legends inform today's folk music. The season will offer over 30 events including monthly concerts, PFS Presents..., workshops, master classes, and PFS Welcomes...


Workshop


Philadelphia Music Co-op, Origivation Magazine, and Philadelphia Sessions Presents a FREE artist development workshop: Recording a CD, Music Production: When, Where and How to Record
Fire Up
DATE: Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

TIME: 6:30PM - 8:30PM

LOCATION: Upstaris @ Triumph Brewery - 117 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, PA

SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Jay Levin
- Owner Turtle Studios
Matthew Bogaki - Owner BlueLight Digital Sound
David Ivory - Owner Ivory Productions, Current Board President of NARAS Philadelphia Chapter
Tom Volpicelli - Owner The Mastering House Inc

For every musician, one of the biggest challenges they face is getting their music recorded. Digital technology has made recording cheaper and more available, but it's also increased the opportunity to put out a bad product that can close doors faster than it opens them. Where and how you record your album is one of the most significant decisions you will make in your music career and this month at the Fire Up Music Series, learn about how to produce a great album from some of the best in the business. From legendary studio owners, to grammy nominated producers we've got you covered to get you all the important information you'll need before investing in your next recording project. Turtle studios co-founder, Jay Levin, will share his take on how the studio and the artist can work together to get the best possible album. Mathew Bogaki from BlueLight Digital sound will give you some basics on gear and equipment to look for, Tom Volpicelli of The Mastering House will explain the most vital element in the mastering process and Grammy nominated producer David Ivory will talk about the do's and dont's of making a great album. Considering David produced great acts like The Roots, and is the current president of the Philadelphia chapter of the NARAS (the folks that bring you the Grammy's), he should know!

This panel is our best one yet, and the event is STILL FREE! All you have to do is show up at Triumph and enjoy the cheap food , beer specials and take advantage of the information and networking opportunities. If you aren't taking advantage of this incredible opportunity then you simply aren't serious about your music career.

Also, To sweeten the pot, the first five musicians there will receive a special discount offer from Mirror Image Media & Duplication, and one band will be selected at the end of the evening to get an instant CD reviewed in Origivation Magazine! So come get "Fired Up" about recording your next album.


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