Come See us at the AES Convention in SF in Nov

[TapeOpLarry]

We can hook anyone up with a free pass to the Exhibitor Hall at AES. http://www.tapeop.com/tapelog/2010/10/s ... in-san.php

[Nick Sevilla]

Hi Larry,

I'll be there this year...

Cheers

[TapeOpLarry]

There are a lot of cool events going on:

The Women's Audio Mission:

WAM announces AES Happy Hour Party
08/25/10
http://www.womensaudiomission.org/news/ ... ounces.php

November 6th, 2010 6 PM @ 111 Minna Gallery. Special thanks to our event sponsors: A Designs, Ableton, Antares, BSW, Ex'pression College, Millennia, Mojave, New Bay Media, Sweetwater and Galleria Park Hotel.

WAM AES Happy Hour Party
Saturday, November 6th, 6 - 8:30 PM
111 Minna Gallery (MAP)
An easy 2 block walk from Moscone Center

Live Music by:

the SHE's
Solace and Fury
Lona in the Wolf
Join us after the second day of exhibits of the 129th Audio Engineering Society Convention.


From our pals at Mercury Recording Equipment, Dangerous Music & Mike Wells Mastering:

For Immediate Release
Date: Oct 28th, 2010
Contact: David Marquette
Phone: 510/ 581-3817 Fax: 510/ 581-3917
E-mail: David@MarquetteAudioLabs.com
Info@MercuryRecordingEquipment.com

?Not Your average AES Party IV? - Mercury Recording Equipment, Dangerous Music & Mike Wells Mastering Host Events at Hyde Street Studios during 129th AES in San Francisco; Special Guests: Joe Chiccarelli, Fab DuPont, Chris Karn and Chris Hanlin

Mercury Recording Equipment Co., Dangerous Music, and Mike Wells Mastering will be hosting a one night ?Special Event?, Saturday, November 6th at San Francisco?s historic Hyde Street Studios. The event will follow the 129th AES convention from 7:00pm to 11:00pm at Hyde St. Studios, located at 245 Hyde St., in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco.

Like most parties, there will be Food, drinks and a few Give-a-ways... But the focus will be more on the Professional Engineers demonstrating Recording, Mixing & Mastering Techniques with World-Class Recording Equipment in a Historic Recording Studio. Not your average AES party IV, the fourth event held at Hyde Street Studios and hosted by David Marquette of Mercury Recording Equipment and friends when the AES convention is in Northern California?s beautiful city by the bay.
Doors will be open at 7:00pm, on Saturday, there will be several seminars taking place in the multi-room facility. In Hyde Street Studio?s - Studio A, David Marquette and Mercury Recording Equipment Co. (Booth #635) will host events featuring their full line of Studio Equipment, with a little help from friends who use it. At 8pm, Mercury is proud to have Special Guest, Grammy Award Winning Engineer, Joe Chiccarelli (The White Stripes, The Shins, Beck, U2, Young The Giant) who will be giving an in depth Mixing Seminar using some recent tracks and putting the Mercury EQH1, EQP1 and Mercury 66 through their paces. At 9:30, Producer Chris Karn (Deccatree, Tyrone Wells, Rocco DeLuca), Engineer Gabriel Sheppard and artist Chris Hanlin will record acoustic guitar and vocals live to give us a chance to A/B Mercury?s Studio Microphone Amplifiers in studio session environment. Tracks are going to be used on Hanlin?s upcoming solo project.
Dangerous Music (booth #1114) will host Mastering and Mixing Seminars at Mike Wells Mastering, located across the hall from Studio A. At 7:30 pm Mastering engineer Mike Wells (STS9, The Mother Hips, Billy Griffin) will showcase the Dangerous Music line of mastering gear, including the new BAX EQ, in a live Mastering Session. At 9:00 pm NY producer/engineer Fab Dupont (Marc Anthony, Nat King Cole, Shakira) will demo Analog Summing and Hybrid Mixing techniques with the Dangerous D-Box and Pro Tools LE. Mike, Fab and Bob Muller from Dangerous will have open Q & A before and after each seminar, so come, listen and bring your questions!
Hyde Street Studios is celebrating their 30th Anniversary of operating Studios A & D, in their world class, multi-room, studio facility. Present owner, Michael Ward has hosted artists such as Green Day, Tupac Shakur, Chris Isaak, Cake and George Clinton since 1980. But the building?s recording history dates back to the late 1960?s. Artists of that era such as: Santana, CCR, Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane recorded at the Studio, then owned by Wally Heider, a true pioneer of the recording industry.

MERCURY RECORDING EQUIPMENT CO.
For more info please contact David Marquette @ 510/581-3817, info@MercuryRecordingEquipment.com,
www.MercuryRecordingEquipment.com, or Visit us at AES booth #635.