Posts Tagged ‘Robert L. Smith’

Event Series Alert: Prism Sound “Mic to Monitor” Coming to Philadelphia, NYC, Boston, Vermont, Montreal

Prism Sound, creators of audio interfaces like the Lyra, SADiE editors, and more, are stepping out of the studio with the return of their Mic To Monitor series of seminars.

The new US and Canada events kick off on October 16th at Drexel University in Philadelphia. From there the tour Read more...

“Suite Songs: NYC: Episode 2: ‘Alter Ego’” from Stacie Rose Launches on SonicScoop

Episode 2 of SUITE SONGS NYC — an original series about the personal and collaborative process of song making featuring songstress/series creator Stacie Rose – has launched exclusively on SonicScoop.

As the day continues with NYC singer/songwriter Stacie Rose and collaborators David Patterson and Mike Harvey, another guest arrives at Read more...

Robert L. Smith Records/Mixes for “Burma Soldier” Score with U2, Notches Hits with “Glee”

NYC-based producer/engineer Robert L. Smith, founder of Defy Recordings, has been involved in a pair of recent high profile film/TV projects.

Smith worked with film composer Paul Brill on the score for HBO’s upcoming film, Burma Soldier. Smith and Brill recorded a string quartet at Avatar Studio G to accompany Read more...

The Pyramid Recording Collective Expands with New Staff Additions

The Pyramid Recording Collective announced that it has made a number of staffing additions. Headquartered in Koreatown, Pyramid was founded in 1976 and is home to a vintage custom API console, among other technical highlights.

The Collective’s founding members, Head Engineer Denise Barbarita, Mathew Leland, and Robert L. Smith, have Read more...

Video Exclusive: “Suite Songs: NYC” Featuring Stacie Rose Debuts on SonicScoop

The new video series “Suite Songs: NYC” featuring the artist Stacie Rose and presented by Enchanted Records, is debuting globally on SonicScoop.

Rose is a rising NJ/NYC songwriter who released the well-received Alter Ego EPs in 2010, and whose songs have been frequently licensed by the likes of MTV’s “The Read more...

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