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SUMMARY:SoundGirls + Women in Vinyl Panel 2021
DESCRIPTION:SoundGirls + Women in Vinyl Panel 2021\n\nRELEASING YOUR MUSIC ON VINYL AS AN INDIE ARTIST\nApr 11\, 2021\, Sunday -12 PM – 2PM PDT / 3 PM – 5PM EDT\n \nRegister and Post Questions \nWith last year’s Women in Vinyl panel serving as an introduction to the various career paths  (watch on YouTube) you can explore in the vinyl industry\, we now focus on guiding you through the process of releasing your music on the vinyl format as an independent musician. What preparation do you need to make beforehand? What are the estimated costs of a typical vinyl release? What options does one have when releasing music on vinyl (full production run\, short-runs\, lathe cuts\, etc.) Let our vinyl experts guide you through your journey towards releasing an LP record. \nModerated by\nJenn D’Eugenio\nFounder\, Women in Vinyl | Sales & Customer Experience Manager\, Furnace Record Pressing (Alexandria\, VA) \nThe Sales & Customer Experience Manager at Furnace Record Pressing\, and vinyl enthusiast for over 20 years\, Jenn is the founder and curator of Women In Vinyl; and is dedicated to the art and creation of vinyl. Her background spans that of designing textiles for Fortune 500 fashion companies to career advising for one of the top art colleges in the country; however\, Jenn’s passion for vinyl has lead her to a career in helping to manufacture the physical product for bands\, and both major to independent record labels. In launching Women in Vinyl a site\, online community\, and future non-profit she hopes to empower women working in the vinyl industry and to help young women who may be interested in this career path achieve their goals. \nRobyn Raymond\nBoard Member\, Women in Vinyl | Lathe Cutter\, Red Spade Records & Lacquer Channel Mastering (Ontario\, Canada) \nOwner of Ontario-based Red Spade Records\, Robyn is the only female record cutter in Canada. She cuts short-run\, lathe cut records on a desktop Vinyl Recorder T-560\, apprentices on a VMS70 and formerly worked as a vinyl QA. She now works happily out of Lacquer Channel Mastering in Ontario. \nPanelists Include\nAmanda Schutzman\nSales Rep\, All Media Supply | Purchaser\, Needle and Groove Records (Lynbrook\, NY) \nAmanda is a Sales Representative at All Media Supply LLC\, a vinyl/media distributor supplying record stores throughout the US. Before becoming a Sales Rep\, she was the Manager at Needle + Groove Records. Amanda got her start in vinyl pretty much straight from the cradle. Her father\, Mike Schutzman\, is the founder of the Long Island institution that was Slipped Disc Records. She also spent some time working in Manhattan’s Generation Records as Head of Purchasing (where you can still sometimes find her behind the counter) and she appears regularly with her father at the record shows that he now organizes\, Vinyl Revolution Record Shows. \nCaren Kelleher\nFounder & President | Gold Rush Vinyl (Austin\, Texas) \nCaren is the founder and president of Gold Rush Vinyl in Austin\, Texas. Before starting Gold Rush\, Caren was Head of Music App Partnerships at Google\, after launching both Google Music and Google Play. She also led business development efforts at Songkick and Paste magazine\, and worked as a band manager\, which helped her see the vinyl opportunity. Caren holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BBA from Emory University. The Beatles are still her favorite band of all time. \nMariana Hutten\nMixing and Mastering Engineer | Lacquer Channel Mastering (Ontario\, Canada) \nMariana is a producer\, mixing\, and mastering engineer (Lacquer Channel Mastering) based in Toronto\, Canada. Specializing in genres such as pop\, rock\, hip hop\, and jazz\, She has worked on international projects from Montreal\, Banff\, Los Angeles\, Buenos Aires\, Monaco\, among others. She has also worked on projects with producers such as Eddie Kramer\, Colin Linden\, and Richard King. Mariana’s goals and commitment to expanding women’s involvement in the music and audio industry placed her as a mentor for young women in Toronto. As an Executive Member of the Audio Engineer Society Toronto (AES Toronto) and Co-Director of the Toronto SoundGirls Chapter.
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/soundgirls-women-in-vinyl-panel-2021/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Toronto SoundGirls Virtual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Join us on April 1st at 7:30 PM EST for a virtual meeting and chat. \nJoin us on Zoom \nSoundGirls is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. \nTopic: Toronto SoundGirls Meeting\nTime: Apr 1\, 2021 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/82243367407?pwd=ajh4V2hkOXpCOXU4TTRJRkxqVHY1UT09 \nMeeting ID: 822 4336 7407\nPasscode: 596195\nOne tap mobile\n+16699006833\,\,82243367407#\,\,\,\,*596195# US (San Jose)\n+13462487799\,\,82243367407#\,\,\,\,*596195# US (Houston) \nDial by your location\n+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)\n+1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)\n+1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)\n+1 646 876 9923 US (New York)\n+1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC)\n+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)\nMeeting ID: 822 4336 7407\nPasscode: 596195\nFind your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kha5yta9I \n 
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/toronto-soundgirls-virtual-meeting/
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SUMMARY:"Intro to MDIIO (Intro and Demo)" - With Justin Gray
DESCRIPTION:Event Details:\nThursday April 1st 10am – 11am PST \n\n“Intro to MDIIO (Intro and Demo)” – With Justin Gray -MDIIO A-Z -Uploading Music\, Adding Metadata and Pitching Songs for sync \nPlease see below for the link & sign up information: \n\nhttps://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PZUO1-tZQ7WGLcJLH3HwAA
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/intro-to-mdiio-intro-and-demo-with-justin-gray/
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SUMMARY:Ask the Experts – How to Produce a Podcast
DESCRIPTION:Ask the Experts – How to Produce a Podcast\n\nThere’s a lot that goes into making a great podcast beyond pressing record and rambling for a while before hitting the upload button. From strategy and pre-production\, how to record a podcast\, and editing\, through to distribution\, our Ask the Experts webinar has you covered. \n\nWe’re going to talk about choosing a name and artwork\, planning your topics\, getting the most out of your guests\, creating a narrative and cleaning up the sound in the editing and post-production stages\, how and where to host and distribute your podcast\, and a lot more. \n\nThis is your opportunity to have your questions answered by Fela Davis\, Larry Millburn\, Beckie Campbell\, and Chris Leonard. \nTuesday\, March 30th at 6 PM EST / 3 PM PST \nRegister Here and Post Your Questions\nModerated by Laura Clapp Davidson\nLaura Clapp Davidson heads up the retail market development team for Shure. She brings passion and knowledge of gear that comes from over 15 years in the MI industry. When she isn’t talking about music equipment\, she’s singing or playing through it as a professional singer/songwriter. Laura lives in her hometown of Guilford\, CT with her two daughters\, two dogs\, two rabbits\, and one very patient husband. \nPanelists\nFela Davis\nFela is a graduate of Full Sail University with 20 years of experience in audio engineering and inducted into the University’s Hall of Fame in 2020. Her mixing experience at front of the house position includes Ron Carter\, Brian Blade\, Jose Feliciano\, Meshell Ndegeocello\, Bilal\, and almost a decade with 6-time Grammy Award winner Christian McBride\, mixing sold-out shows across Asia\, Europe\, Canada\, and America. \nCurrently\, I co-own One of One Productions Studio and a writer for Pro Sound News and Podcast Pro Newsletter. With many of her studio clients needing home audio setup\, we began selling one and two-person audio kits. One of One Audio Kits includes Focusrite interfaces\, Lewitt Microphone\, Wireworld Cable\, AKG or CAD headphones\, and a waterproof travel case! Check out One of One Audio Kits and more audio related gear at our One of One Shopify store! \nLarry Millburn\nLarry Milburn\, Producer: Award-winning filmmaker Larry Milburn has been involved as a producer/editor on several behind-the-scenes EPK’s and DVD documentary projects for both film and commercial production studios as well as advertising agencies such as FOX\, Columbia Pictures\, BBDO Detroit\, RSA\, and BMW. \nIt was with great pleasure that he was asked to co-produce the film SWEET BLUES: A FILM ABOUT MIKE BLOOMFIELD\, directed by Bob Sarles and part of the 2014 Sony Legacy Boxed set FROM HIS HEAD TO HIS HEART TO HIS HANDS. As a cousin of Michael Bloomfield’s\, this film helps to keep the memory of such a gifted guitar player relevant and alive. Along with film\, music plays a large part of Larry’s life\, and when he finds the opportunity to marry the two he takes full advantage. Since 2016\, Larry has been the host of the podcast ROADIE FREE RADIO\, a weekly series on which he interviews the men and women behind the scenes of the music and film business. He has also produced podcasts for wide range of his commercial clients. \nBeckie Campbell\nBeckie Campbell is a FOH\, Mon Engineer\, and Owner of B4Media Production. As a twenty-year veteran of the music business\, Beckie has had the honor to help mentor and train teams for several theaters\, live events\, and houses of worship. All while touring as a FOH Engineer for major acts and still working local hometown gigs. Beckie has had the pleasure to work with major acts such as Indigo Girls\, Altman Betts Band\, The Commodores\, Nicole Nordaman\, Firehouse\, Colt Ford\, Ace Freely\, Julian Marley\, Gary Pucket and Union Gap\, just to name a few. She has also mixed at the New Orleans Jazz Festival\, 30A Songwriters Festival\, and does the live and on-air mixes for the City of Orlando Christmas Tree and 4th of July Live Shows. Early in her career\, she was a Technical Director/FOH Engineer for two Mega Churches in Florida. \nDuring the pandemic\,Beckie has continued to find work including Producing and Training at HOW\, doing installs for streaming\, online training\, and is one of the hosts of the SoundGirls Podcast and the Orlando SoundGirls Chapter head. \nChris Leonard\nChris Leonard has been in the professional live audio world for almost two decades\, following in the footsteps of his father. As a monitor engineer with Maryland Sound International\, he toured with artists like Tears for Fears\, Don Henley\, Disturbed\,\nJosh Groban\, Anthony Hamilton and more. \nChris is currently Director of Audio at IMS Technology Services\, where he has spent the last ten years overseeing and managing all aspects of audio for the Event Staging Division of the company. IMS is a full-scale production company providing audio\, video\, and lighting for special events\, conferences\, and conventions nationwide. A highlight while at IMS includes designing and mixing for the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl victory parade\, with an estimated 800\,000 + audience and the largest outdoor event in Philadelphia’s history. He has also worked on the last four Presidential Inaugurations. \nChris is a co-host on the Signal To Noise Podcast presented by ProSoundWeb. The podcast has over 70 episodes and has been downloaded over 100\,000 times. The show features conversations with people from all corners of the live sound industry\, from FOH and monitor engineers\, tour managers\, Broadway sound designers\, broadcast mixers\, and more. Chris’s current project\, “How We Got Loud” begins with this podcast focusing on the stories of the people\, technology\, and passion that built the history of live sound\, with many plans to grow and expand beyond the podcast in years to come. \n  \n 
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/ask-the-experts-how-to-produce-a-podcast/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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SUMMARY:Philadelphia SoundGirls Chapter Virtual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:If you are in the Philadelphia area\, we invite you to come and meet with us on March 24th at 7pm EST on Zoom. \nBarbara Adams is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. \nTopic: Philly Soundgirls Bi-Weekly Meetings\nTime: Mar 24\, 2021 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) \nMar 24\, 2021 07:00 PM \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us04web.zoom.us/j/74283477685… \nMeeting ID: 742 8347 7685\nPasscode: soundgirls
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/philadelphia-soundgirls-chapter-virtual-meeting/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:SoundGirls.org Meetups
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SUMMARY:“Ask the Experts” Recording In-The-Box versus Out-Of-The-Box
DESCRIPTION:“Ask the Experts” Recording\n\nIn-The-Box versus Out-Of-The-Box\nJoin us for a webinar on recording and the pros and cons of mixing in the box or out of the box. This webinar will focus on both ways of recording and discuss the pros and cons of each. This is not a debate on what sounds better or is better. \nThis is your chance to get your questions answered by Jess Fenton\, Vira Byramji\, Jasmine Chen\, Lenise Bent\, and Christal Jerez \nMarch 16 at 11 am PST/2 pm EST \nRegister Here and Post Your Questions\nModerated By Jess Fenton\n\nJess Fenton is a Producer/Audio/Mix Engineer based out of Brooklyn\, NY specializing in music and podcast productions.  She is the creator of Proof In Music\, a video series showcasing women working in music production who deserve to be seen but are often overlooked. PROOFINMUSIC.COM  \n\n  \nPanelists\nVira Byramji is an audio engineer specializing in studio recording and mixing. Vira’s entrance into the industry was through the legendary Electric Lady Studios in Greenwich Village\, where she was the assistant manager and a staff engineer. There she worked with major labels and high-profile clients such as Patti Smith\, U2\, Lana Del Rey\, Sara Bareilles and HBO to name a few. As an engineer and assistant studio manager\, Vira gained a range of experience from the back end of the music business to the creative and technical workings of running sessions. Ultimately\, these two full-time roles drove her to pursue opportunities as a freelance engineer. After leaving Electric Lady\, she began working with LA-based producer Jonathan Wilson. With him\, she traveled to Haiti and there worked with Jackson Browne\, to LA for Father John Misty’s Pure Comedy album\, and engineered remote sessions for Roger Waters and Lucius at the start of their world tour. She has also kept herself busy in New York with local artists like Maya Hawke\, Emma Caymares\, producer/songwriter Jesse Harris\, producer Thomas Bartlett and Tamar-Kali (composer of Mud Bound and Come Sunday soundtracks). https://www.virabyramji.com/ \nJasmine Chen is a GRAMMY-nominated audio engineer and vocal producer based in Los Angeles\, CA. After graduating from the University of Texas at Austin\, she moved back to Los Angeles and began interning at Forecast Recordings while working at IO Music Academy as their Partnerships & Studio Manager. During that time\, she also freelanced as a production sound mixer & boom operator on film sets and helped sound design products for music software and studio furniture company\, Output. From IO Music Academy\, Jasmine was brought in as an intern for Heavy Duty Studios\, where she honed her skills as a recording engineer and now holds the position as their house engineer and studio manager. Jasmine has worked on projects for Allie X\, Berhana\, Cass McCombs\, Clairo\, Conan Gray\, Dove Cameron\, HAIM\, Jarina DeMarco\, Johan Lenox\, Jonah Mutono\, Kaleena Zanders\, Kelly Clarkson\, Killy\, Love Mansuy\, Madame Gandhi\, Snoop Dogg\, Steve Jablonsky (film scores)\, and more. Jasmine on SOUNDCLOUD \nLenise Bent is one of the first women audio engineers & honed her skills on many iconic records including “Aja” by Steely Dan and “Breakfast in America” by Supertramp. She is the first woman engineer to receive a platinum album for Blondie’s “AutoAmerican” album which includes “The Tide is High” and the very first hit rap song with music\, “Rapture”. \nLenise is also a post-production audio professional\, specializing in recording and editing foley sound effects for many films and animated series and has traveled the world for Dreamworks supervising the foreign dialogue recording and producing the vocals for such\nanimated features as “Shrek”\, “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron” and “Shrek 2”. She also archives and repairs audio\, instructs and consults for singer/songwriters. \nLenise is a long-standing member of the Audio Engineering Society\, the Producers & Engineers Wing of the Recording Academy and a voting member of NARAS. She is also a proud member SoundGirls\, Women’s Audio Mission (WAM)\, Women in Music\, the prestigious Hollywood Sapphire Group\, The Blues Foundation\, IASA (International Association of Sound Archivists) and ARSC (Assoc. of Recorded Sound Collectors). Though mostly working in digital recording formats\, Lenise recently produced and engineered an all-analog recording with blues/rock/Indy band Primal Kings\, recording to 2” tape\, mixing to 1⁄2” and cut to vinyl from tape\, all analog and completely out of the box.\nTo know more about Lenise Bent go to her website at www.lenisebent.com \n\nSoundGirls Feature Profile Lenise Bent\nSoundGirls Living History Project Lenise Bent Part 1\nSoundGirls Living History Project Lenise Bent Part 2\n\nChristal Jerez is an audio engineer with experience recording\, mixing and mastering music. After studying audio production at American University for her undergrad and New York University for her graduate studies\, she started working professionally at Platinum Sound Recording Studios in NYC. After 4 years\, she moved on to work as Alex Tumay’s mix assistant at Do What Sounds Good Studios in Chelsea where she was able to work on records for PARTYNEXTDOOR\, dvsn\, Gunna\, and more. Christal is currently working out of Los Angeles. www.christalssoniclab.com/ \n 
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/ask-the-experts-recording-in-the-box-versus-out-of-the-box/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
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SUMMARY:AES Design Competition – How to create an award winning design webinar
DESCRIPTION:The AES student design competition is an opportunity for you to showcase your hardware design abilities to the wider audio community. But what makes a prize-winning design? Does it have to be complicated\, unique\, contain software\, neural networks\, or other esoteric components? \nThe purpose of this session is to present some ideas about what makes a design prize-worthy and answer some of your questions about it. \nWe will focus on an audio design that won a national design (UK) for its student inventor\, along with a couple of other AES competition-winning ideas. Jamie Angus-Whiteoak will take the prize-winning design and break it down to show what it was about this design that made it “The best example of concurrent engineering that the judges had seen!” \nFrom this\, you will learn the basic principles behind design\, and see what really matters for a prize-winning one. Surprisingly it might be simpler than you might have thought! \nMarch 9 at 10 AM PST\n\n6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (England)\n1:00 PM to 2:00 PM (Eastern)\n12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (Central)\n\n11:00 AM to 12:00 PM (Mountain)\n\n10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (Pacific)\n\nRegister and Post Your Questions Here\nModerated by Leslie Gaston-Bird\nLeslie Gaston-Bird\nLeslie Gaston-Bird (AMPS\, M.P.S.E.) is the author of the book “Women in Audio”\, part of the AES Presents series and published by Focal Press (Routledge). She is a voting member of the Recording Academy (The Grammys®). Currently\, she is a freelance re-recording mixer and sound editor and owner of Mix Messiah Productions specializing in 5.1 mixing. Prior to that\, she was a tenured Associate Professor of Recording Arts at the University of Colorado Denver (2005-2018) where she also served as Chair of the Department of Music and Entertainment Industry Studies. She led groups of Recording Arts students in study abroad courses in England\, Germany\, and Italy which included participation in AES Conventions. Leslie has done research on audio for planetariums\, multichannel audio on Blu-Ray\, and a comparison of multichannel codecs that was published in the AES Journal (Gaston\, L. and Sanders\, R. (2008)\, “Evaluation of HE-AAC\, AC-3\, and E-AC-3 Codecs”\, Journal of the Audio Engineering Society of America\, 56(3)). \nPresenter\nJamie Angus-Whiteoak: Was a Professor of Audio Technology at Salford University. Her interest in audio was crystallized at age 11 when she visited the WOR studios in NYC on a school trip in 1967. After this\, she was hooked and spent much of her free time studying audio\, radio\, synthesizers\, and loudspeakers\, and even managed to build some! \nDuring secondary education in Scotland\, she learned about valve (tube) circuits and repaired radios and televisions\, as well as building loudspeakers from recovered components. Then at 17\, she attended the University of Lethbridge in Alberta Canada. There\, in addition to her studies in physics\, music\, computing\, drama\, philosophy\, and English composition\, she repaired their VCS3 synthesizer\, and so obtained coveted access to the electronic music lab. She was also able to design her first proper loudspeakers and had a quadraphonic system in her 7’5” cube bedroom. \nShe studied electronics at the University of Kent (UK) doing her BSc and Ph.D. there from 1974 to 1980. During her undergraduate days\, she designed and built a variety of audio circuits\, added acoustic treatment to the student’s radio station’s studios\, and designed and built an electronic piano. She also developed and built a complete AM stereo modulation system for her final year project. During her Ph.D. study\, she became interested in A/D conversion\, and worked on a sigma-delta approach\, but had to give it up to concentrate on her Thesis topic of designing a general-purpose Digital Signal Processor with flexible arithmetic for finite field transforms. After her PhD she joined Standard Telecommunications Laboratories\, which invented optical fibres and PCM. There she worked on integrated optics\, speech coding\, speech synthesis\, and recognition in the early 80s\, and invented a novel 32kBits speech coding method. She has been active in audio and acoustic research since then. \nShe was appointed as the BT Lecturer at the University of York in 1983\, to develop the first integrated master’s (Meng) in Electronic and Communication Engineering in conjunction with British Telecom. She then co-created the UK’s first Music Technology course in 1986 when it was considered a “silly idea”!   At York\, she developed courses on electronic product design and co-authored a book on it. She also created and supervised many design-orientated final year projects\, and several of her students won national design awards for their work. \nShe is the inventor of; modulated\, wideband and absorbing diffusers\, direct processing of Super Audio CD signals\, and one of the first 4-channel digital tape recorders. She has done work on signal processing\, analogue circuits\, and numerous other audio technology topics. \nShe has taught analogue circuit design\, communications systems\, computer architecture\, microprogramming and logic design\, design for testability and reliability\, audio and video signal processing\, digital signal processing\, psychoacoustics\, sound reproduction\, electroacoustics\, loudspeaker and microphone design\,  studio design\, and audio\, speech\, and video coding. She has co-written two textbooks and has authored\, or co-authored over 200 journal and conference papers and 4 patents. She is currently investigating environmentally friendly audio technology. \nShe has been active in the AES for 30 years and has been the paper’s co-chair for conventions as well as a judge for the student project and Matlab competitions. \nShe has been awarded an AES fellowship\, the IOA Peter Barnet Memorial Award\, and the AES Silver Medal Award\, for her contributions to audio and acoustics. \nFor relaxation she likes playing drums and dancing\, but not at the same time.
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/aes-design-competition-how-to-create-an-award-winning-design-webinar/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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SUMMARY:Ask the Experts – Music Editors for Film & TV
DESCRIPTION:There is a lot of music work that happens behind the scenes in post-production of a film or tv show. Music editors can wear a lot of hats beyond just editing music tracks in a DAW – working with picture editors and directors/filmmakers to find the right musical mood for a scene\, coordinating with music supervisors to find the perfect song\, being a liaison between directors and composers\, attending recording/scoring sessions\, and attending the final mix on the dub stage. \n\n\nBeing a music editor takes having a range of skills from music\, audio/sound\, tv/film\, communication/interpersonal\, and more. How do you get started as a music editor\, and how do you make a career out of it? We will be exploring this and the questions you have for our experts about music editing for film and tv. \nMarch 6\, 2021 at 11 AM PST \nRegister and Post Your Questions\nModerated by April Tucker\nApril Tucker is a re-recording mixer for television and film in Los Angeles. She is a “Jane of all trades” in post-production sound and has worked in every role of the process from music editor to sound supervisor. She is currently writing a textbook for Routledge about career paths in the audio industry\, and the skills needed to survive early in your career. \nPanelists\nJillinda Palmer has a decade of experience as a music editor. Her credits include Deadwood: The Movie\, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend\, and Diary of a Future President (Disney+). Jillinda is also an experienced sound designer and dialog editor\, singer/songwriter and performer. \nJillinda has received one Primetime Emmy Nomination\, one Primetime Emmy Honor\, and 2 Golden Reel Nominations for music editing. Working as a music editor enables Jillinda to apply her fundamental knowledge of music along with her editorial expertise to enhance her clients’ original intent. \n\nPoppy Kavanagh has been operating within the music industry as a musician\, music editor\, DJ\, and audio engineer. Poppy started out working for Ilan Eshkeri and Steve Mclaughlin where she learnt about the art of film music. She then sidestepped to work as an assistant engineer at Mark Knopfler’s British Grove Studios. It was there that she discovered the world of Music Editing. Poppy has worked with a wide range of artists including Ian Brown\, Van Morrison\, The Rolling Stones\, Tim Wheeler\, KT Tunstall\, Ilan Eshkeri and Steve Price. In 2019 Poppy was nominated for a primetime Emmy award for her music editing work on HBO’s Leaving Neverland. \n\n\n\nShari Johanson is a NYC-based music editor who has been working in the film and television industry for nearly 30 years. Most recently she has collaborated with Robin Wright on her Directorial debut film LAND. Some other Directors she has worked with are Cary Fukanaga\, Paul Schrader\, Kevin Smith and Milos Forman. Shari has worked with composers such as R.E.M\, Howard Shore\, Hans Zimmer\, Dave Arnold\, Carter Burwell and most recently Jonathan Zalben on Disney+ ON POINTE\, as well as TIME FOR THREE and Ben Solee on LAND. \nShari won a Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel Award for Best Music Editing for her work on the film HIGH FIDELITY\, and was also nominated for Showtime’s BILLIONS\, as well as for the Netflix limited series MANIAC. \nAdditional credits include the Oscar – and Golden-Globe-winning biopic I\, TONYA; the HBO sensation BAD EDUCATION; the Emmy-winning hit series TRUE DETECTIVE S1; the Netflix original series MARCO POLO; as well as John Tururro’s JESUS ROLLS. Shari is about to embark on the continuation of BILLIONS S5. Full list of credits \n\n\n\nDel Spiva is a multi Emmy-nominated music editor whose credits include The Defiant Ones\, Genius\, and A Quiet Place Part II. His upcoming film credits include Coming 2 America and Top Gun: Maverick. Prior to music editing\, Del worked as an assistant sound editor for films. \n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/ask-the-experts-music-editors-for-film-tv/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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SUMMARY:SoundGirls – Audio Équité Montreal Chapter Launch
DESCRIPTION:We’re launching the Soundgirls – Audio Equite –  Montréal Chapter! \nMarch 5th\,2021 at 16h30 EST/ 4:30 PM EST/ 1:30 PM PST \nThis event is in English” & “Cette activité est présentée en anglais \nRegister Here\nJoin us for an exploration of what diversity is and how to foster it through our everyday practice. \nWe will be joined by Keynote Speaker Dawn Birr from Sennheiser and Ky Brooks will present work that has been done towards promoting a healthier industry. This will be an opportunity to get to know fellow colleagues\, and get the ball rolling for interesting things happening during the year.  We hope that this Chapter will foster more diverse\, inclusive and interesting collaboration in Sound\, create new opportunities for our members\, provide relevant information and programming\, and become a space to visibilize all the great work our community creates. \nLooking forward to meeting and connecting with you! \n  \nKeynote Speaker – Dawn Birr \nDawn Birr began her career in the audio industry in 2000\, joining Sennheiser fresh out of college.  She started as a temporary receptionist and began to learn her way around and through the company.  Shortly afterward she moved into Customer Service and began learning how the customers and company worked.  Thanks to a nurturing company culture and strong role models who encouraged her to learn as much as possible\, Dawn was promoted over the years to Neumann Product Manager\, Professional RF Product Manager\, VP of Sales for U.S. Installed Sound\, Global Commercial Manager for Audio Recording\, Channel Manager for the Americas for Pro Audio\, and most recently to Global Customer and Markets Insights Manager\, Pro Audio.  She completed her MBA in 2005 and is an advisory board member for The Women’s International Music Network and a proud SoundGirl. \n\nDawn Birr a commencé sa carrière dans l’industrie audio en 2000\, rejoignant Sennheiser à la sortie de l’université. Elle a commencé comme réceptionniste temporaire et a commencé à apprendre son chemin à travers et à travers l’entreprise. Peu de temps après\, elle est passée au service client et a commencé à apprendre comment les clients et l’entreprise fonctionnaient. Grâce à une culture d’entreprise stimulante et à des modèles de rôle forts qui l’ont encouragée à apprendre autant que possible\, Dawn a été promue au fil des ans au poste de chef de produit Neumann\, chef de produit professionnel RF\, vice-président des ventes pour le son installé aux États-Unis\, directeur commercial mondial pour l’enregistrement audio \, Channel Manager pour les Amériques pour Pro Audio\, et plus récemment pour Global Customer and Markets Insights Manager\, Pro Audio. Elle a terminé son MBA en 2005 et est membre du conseil consultatif du Women’s International Music Network\, et fière SoundGirl. \nRejoignez-nous pour une exploration de ce qu’est la diversité et comment la favoriser à travers notre pratique quotidienne. \nNous serons accompagnés de la conférencière principale Dawn Birr de Sennheiser et Ky Brooks présentera le travail qui a été fait pour promouvoir une industrie plus saine. Ce sera l’occasion de faire connaissance avec d’autres collègues et de lancer le bal pour des choses intéressantes qui se passent au cours de l’année. Nous espérons que ce chapitre favorisera une collaboration plus diversifiée\, inclusive et intéressante dans Sound\, créera de nouvelles opportunités pour nos membres\, fournira des informations et des programmes pertinents\, et deviendra un espace pour visualiser tout le travail formidable que notre communauté crée. \nAu plaisir de vous rencontrer et de vous connecter!
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/soundgirls-audio-equite-montreal-chapter-launch/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training,SoundGirls.org Meetups
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210220T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210220T130000
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SUMMARY:Ask the Experts – Teching for Live Sound Engineers
DESCRIPTION:  \nThe role of FOH or Monitor Tech differs from the role of system and stage techs\, system engineers and crew chiefs. They work alongside FOH and Monitor Engineers and responsible for setting up and maintaining the FOH/Mon equipment. (consoles and processing). The FOH Tech is responsible for running walk in and out music\, announcements\, media feeds. FOH techs often fill the role of the system engineer and are responsible for or assist in the EQ and time alignment of the system and setting the rigging points. FOH Techs can be called on to record the performance through digital technology such as Pro Tools. FOH Techs often mix the opening artists. FOH Techs should have solid experience with different consoles and outboard processing. \nAt the other end of the snake\, Monitor Techs are often responsible for In-Ear Monitoring Systems (IEMs) and RF coordination. The Monitor Tech will most likely be responsible for mixing monitors for the opening artists. The Monitor Tech should have solid experience with different consoles and outboard processing\, as well as different types of monitor and IEM systems. \nBoth of these positions are often filled by well-established engineers. FOH and Monitor Techs often work with Artist Engineers on a regular basis and are an important part of a touring production. \nThis is your opportunity to have your questions answered by Rachael Moser\, Krysten Dean\, Trevor Waite\, and Ivan Ortiz. \nFeb. 20\, 2021\, at 11 AM PST \nRegister Here and Post Your Questions\nModerated by Beth O’Leary\nBeth is a freelance live sound engineer and tech-based in Sheffield\, England. While studying for her degree in zoology\, she got distracted working for her university’s volunteer entertainment society and ended up in the music industry instead of wildlife conservation. Over the last ten years\, she has done everything from pushing boxes in tiny clubs to touring arenas and spends a lot of her life in muddy fields working on most of the major festivals in the UK. She has a particular passion for flying PA\, the black magic that is RF\, travel\, and good coffee. Read Beth’s Blog \nPanelists\nKyrsten Dean\nKrysten is a touring Sound System Engineer and Crew Chief working for Eighth Day Sound Systems\, but if you said Krysten on the road\, most people would not know who you were talking about because everyone calls her “KD.” She has been working in professional audio for the last 17 years after quitting her corporate engineering job. She has toured with JayZ\, Beyonce\, Lady Gaga\, Rihanna\, Earth\, Wind and Fire\, Drake\, and Madonna to name a few. She is also an entrepreneur working to introduce more women and people of color to the technical side of the touring industry\, through what she likes to call S.T.E.M.M. – Science\, Technology\, Engineering\, Math and Music. \nTrevor Waite \nTrevor works for Group One Limited as a technical support engineer. The company is the US distributor for Digico\, Calrec\, Klang: technologies and Avolites\, among other professional audio and lighting brands. Prior to this Trevor was an audio technician for Firehouse Productions and Eighth Day Sound. Trevor has worked as technician\, engineer and crew chief for multiple tours\, festivals\, and one-offs. Over the years\, as both an independent and staff engineer\, he has mixed monitors for countless well-known artists\, including Harry Belafonte\, Roger Daltrey\, Pete Townshend\, Thirty Seconds to Mars\, The Black Keys and many others. \nTrevor worked for The Who  (from 2007 – 2019) as a monitor tech for their two monitor engineers Bob Pridden and Simon Higgs. Trevor would take over mixing for Pete Townshend when Bob retired. \nRachael Moser\nRachael has worked for Clair Global in Nashville for over ten years as a PA Tech\, Monitor Systems Tech\, RF Tech\, Monitor Mixer\, and most recently System Engineer/Crew Chief. She has worked in audio for over 15 years and attended Belmont University\, graduating from their Audio Engineering Technology program with a BS and minor in business \nIvan Ortiz\nIvan is an audio veteran\, with over 18 years of experience in professional audio – gaining his education working for a small sound company that specialized in Latin acts while attending Full Sail. After he graduated he headed to the west coast – taking an internship at Rat Sound Systems and his “can-do attitude” led to weekend work with several Los Angeles-based sound companies. Ivan would go on to tour as a system tech for Blink 182\, Jimmy Eat World\, Pepe Aguilar and toured for several years as a monitor engineer for My Chemical Romance\, Gavin DeGraw\, and multiple fill-in gigs for other bands as FOH or MON Engineer. \nIvan would go on to work for LD Systems in Houston Texas working the Houston Rodeo as Monitors Engineer for the event for five consecutive years. While working for LD Systems Ivan also had the opportunity to work on nationally televised events as the A1 for NCAA Final Four\, NCAA Sweet Sixteen\, Houston’s Thanksgiving Day Parade\, before returning to Rat as shop manager and all-around Tech Master.  Ivan is now the Technical Resources and Account Manager at Rat Sound Systems. \n 
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/ask-the-experts-teching-for-live-sound-engineers/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210203T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210203T170000
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SUMMARY:Ask the Experts – Mixing for Broadway and Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Ask the Experts – Mixing for Broadway and Theatre\n\n\nWhat is the role of the Sound Mixer in theatre productions?\nThe Sound Mixer/Engineer develops or sources music and sound effects according to the Sound Designers specifications. The sound crew sets up the sound system for a production and runs it during the course of each performance. The Sound Mixer/Engineer takes all of the sound in a show – Actors’ voices\, environmental noise\, sound effects\, the orchestra – and balances them to create a rich and exciting sound for the audience to experience. \nAsk the Experts – Mixing for Broadway and Theatre. This is your chance to ask professional sound mixers/engineers working on Broadway questions.\nFeb. 3 at 3 PM PST\nRegister here and post your questions\nModerated by\nElisabeth Weidner\nElisabeth is a Sound Designer and Composer for theatre. She served as the Sound Director/ Resident Sound Designer/Composer for 10 years at PCPA-Pacific Conservatory Theatre\,  before going full freelance in 2019. Elisabeth is also an adjunct professor at California  Polytechnic State University SLO where she teaches Sound Design and Engineering for  Theatre\, and she sits on the USITT Sound Commission jury for the Current Practices and  Research in Sound papers submissions. In 2020 she was elected to serve as Co-Vice Chair of the TSDCA )Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association). She is also the producer of the podcast: No One Likes Us. www.elisabethanneweidner.com Read Elisabeth’s Blog \nSound Mixers/Engineers\nHeather Augustine\nHeather is an audio engineer currently touring around the US with Broadway-style shows. She graduated from Penn State University with a BFA in Theatrical Design and Technology\, with an emphasis on Sound Design\, and has been on the road for the past 7 years. During her touring career\, she has worked on a variety of shows including Billy Elliot\, Dirty Dancing\, Phantom of the Opera\, Les Misérables\, and Miss Saigon. Currently\, she is the A1 for the first national tour of Mean Girls. Read Heather’s Blog \nBecca Stoll\nBecca is a theatrical audio engineer.  She specializes in mixing musicals and is especially passionate about mixing new works.  Pre-pandemic\, her main gig was Head of Audio on Rock of Ages (Off-Broadway at New World Stages). Other New York credits include: Two’s A Crowd (59E59)\, A Strange Loop (Playwrights Horizons)\, Antigone in Ferguson (St. Ann’s Church); We Are The Tigers (Theatre 80).  Tours: Million Dollar Quartet (A2).  Selected Regional: The Donkey Show (OBERON)\, Caucasian Chalk Circle (A2\, Yale Rep)\, 3 seasons as Production Audio Engineer for the Goodspeed Opera House.  Education: Carnegie Mellon School of Drama\, NHSI “Theatre Cherubs”.  Member: TSDCA\, USITT\, SoundGirls \nCassy Givens\nCassy is a New York City-based theatrical audio engineer. Her mix credits include the Broadway productions of Frozen\, Something Rotten\, Newsies\, Memphis\, and The Scottsboro Boys. She has also mixed various theatrical shows and events on tour\, Off-Broadway\, and regionally at venues including Huntington Theatre Company\, Williamstown Theatre Festival\, The Old Globe\, Glimmerglass Opera\, and The Public Theatre in NYC. When she isn’t mixing musicals she works as a sound designer\, system technician\, as well as a wireless microphone technician. Proud member of IATSE.
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/ask-the-experts-mixing-for-broadway-and-theatre/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210115T100000
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SUMMARY:SoundGirls / AES “How To Submit a Paper” Webinar January 15
DESCRIPTION:SoundGirls / AES “How To Submit a Paper” Webinar\n\nAs we strive to change the race and gender balance of panels at academic conferences\, we have been reaching out to underrepresented groups to invite submissions as part of our larger call for papers. We find that sometimes people just don’t know where to begin\, and it’s time to change that! \nJoin panelists Leslie Gaston-Bird\, Jamie Angus\, and Bert Kraaijpoel for a walkthrough of how to submit an abstract\, précis\, and paper to an academic conference. \nSoundGirls / AES “How To Submit a Paper” \nJan 15\, 2021\, 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (England) \n\n\n6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (England)\n1:00 PM to 2:00 PM (Eastern)\n12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (Central)\n\n11:00 AM to 12:00 PM (Mountain)\n\n10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (Pacific)\n\nRegister and post your questions here\nPanelists Include\nLeslie Gaston-Bird\nLeslie Gaston-Bird (AMPS\, M.P.S.E.) is the author of the book “Women in Audio”\, part of the AES Presents series and published by Focal Press (Routledge). She is a voting member of the Recording Academy (The Grammys®). Currently\, she is a freelance re-recording mixer and sound editor and owner of Mix Messiah Productions specializing in 5.1 mixing. Prior to that\, she was a tenured Associate Professor of Recording Arts at the University of Colorado Denver (2005-2018) where she also served as Chair of the Department of Music and Entertainment Industry Studies. She led groups of Recording Arts students in study abroad courses in England\, Germany\, and Italy which included participation in AES Conventions. Leslie has done research on audio for planetariums\, multichannel audio on Blu-Ray\, and a comparison of multichannel codecs that was published in the AES Journal (Gaston\, L. and Sanders\, R. (2008)\, “Evaluation of HE-AAC\, AC-3\, and E-AC-3 Codecs”\, Journal of the Audio Engineering Society of America\, 56(3)). \nBert Kraaijpoel\nWith a mixed technical/musical background Bert started his audio career as a recording engineer in the 1980s\, the beginning of the digital era. He was mainly recording and editing classical music and jazz. He developed secondary activities\, establishing professional training programs in audio technology\, initially for broadcast engineers and later expanding to other audio (-visual) companies. At present Bert is a full-time lecturer at the Dutch Film Academy and at the Royal Conservatory\, mainly lecturing in the areas of electro-acoustics and psychoacoustics. \nBert has been an AES member for over 25 years and during that period he has a long history as a committee member for the Dutch AES Section. He has served as its Secretary for the past 10 years. He has organized a multitude of section meetings and tutorials on various audio-related subjects and presented tutorials on microphones and digital audio. He is pro-active in encouraging communication with the student community. \nBert served as a member of the convention committee for the 124th AES Convention in Amsterdam in May 2008. In his spare time\, Bert is a baritone singer in one of the larger choirs of the Hague and he is also an enthousiastic amateur photographer. \nJamie Angus-Whiteoak\nProfessor Emerita of Audio Technology at Salford University. Her interest in audio was crystallized at age 11 when she visited the WOR studios in NYC on a school trip in 1967. After this she was hooked\, and spent much of her free time studying audio\, radio\, synthesizers\, and loudspeakers\, and even managed to build some!\nAfter secondary education in Scotland\, in 1973 she attended the University of Lethbridge in Alberta Canada. There\, in addition to her studies in physics\, music\, computing\, drama\, philosophy\, and english composition\, she repaired their VCS3 synthesizer\, and so obtained coveted access to the electronic music lab. \nShe then studied electronics at Kent (UK) doing her BSc and Ph.D. there from 1974 to 1980. During her Ph.D. study\, she became interested in A/D conversion\, and worked on a sigma-delta approach\, but had to give it up to concentrate on her Thesis topic of designing a general-purpose Digital Signal Processor. After her Ph.D.\, she joined Standard Telecommunications Laboratories\, which invented optical fibres and PCM. There she worked on integrated optics\, speech coding\, speech synthesis\, and recognition in the early 80s\, and invented a novel 32kBits speech coding method. She has been active in audio and acoustic research since then. \nShe was appointed as the BT Lecturer at the University of York in 1983\, to develop the first integrated masters (Meng) in Electronic and Communication Engineering in conjunction with British Telecom. She then co-created the UK’s first Music Technology course in 1986 when it was considered a “silly idea”! She is the inventor of; modulated\, wideband and absorbing diffusers\, direct processing of Super Audio CD signals\, and one of the first 4-channel digital tape recorders. She has done work on signal processing\, analogue circuits\, and numerous other audio technology topics. She teaches audio and video signal processing\, Psychoacoustics\, Sound reproduction\, studio design\, audio\, and video coding\, and loudspeaker and microphone design. She has co-written two textbooks and has authored\, or co-authored over 200 journal and conference papers and 4 patents. She is currently investigating environmentally friendly audio technology. She has been awarded; the AES Silver medal\, an AES fellowship\, and the IOA Peter Barnet Memorial prize\, for her contributions to audio\, acoustics\, and education.\nFor relaxation she likes playing drums and dancing\, but not usually at the same time.
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/soundgirls-aes-how-to-submit-a-paper-webinar-january-15/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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SUMMARY:Ask the Experts - All About Mastering
DESCRIPTION:What is a Mastering Engineer\nMastering audio is the final step in the creative process of recording and is the first step in the distribution side of music. People often wonder what exactly a Mastering Engineer does. There is a lot that goes into mastering audio including the use of digital and analog tools\, applying and adjusting EQ\, Compression\, Limiting\, Stereo Enhancement\, and more. Mastering also allows for the chance for the project to have fresh ears. Mastering Engineers work closely with the artists\, producers\, and other engineers to reach the desired sound. \nHere is your chance to ask the questions you have about Mastering. \nJoin us on January 9 at 11 am PST \nRegister here and Post Your Questions\nModerated by \n Ainjel Emme is a musician\, songwriter\, and producer. She has spent the past 20 years immersed in the study and practice of record production\, shadowing world-class audio engineers\, working in professional studios\, and making records via her Los Angeles-based production house\, Block of Joy. \n\n  \nMastering Engineers\n\n\n\nJett Galindo – Mastering Engineer at The Bakery\n\nJett began her engineering career in the world-renowned Avatar Studios in New York as the recording engineer for producer Jerry Barnes. As Barnes’ engineer\, Jett engineered for veteran artists such as legendary singer-songwriter Roberta Flack\, Nile Rodgers and Latin Grammy-winning Brazilian rock band Jota Quest. \nIn 2013\, Jett joined The Mastering Lab family as the sole right-hand man to pioneer mastering engineer and Grammy Technical Achievement awardee Doug Sax. Under the steady mentorship of the late Sax\, Jett burgeoned to become the newest mastering engineer in The Mastering Lab roster. In 2014\, Jett’s work with Brazilian rock band Jota Quest garnered the group a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album. \nWith engineering credits spanning different genres and legendary artists (Bette Midler\, Randy Travis\, Nile Rodgers\, Roberta Flack\, and Gustavo Santaolalla\, to name a few)\, Jett Galindo carries on the legacy left behind by her late mentor\, mastering legend Doug Sax (The Mastering Lab). She now works as a mastering engineer alongside Eric Boulanger at The Bakery\, located at the Sony Pictures Lot in Culver City\, Los Angeles. \n\nAnna Frick Mastering Engineer at Airshow Mastering\nAnna is a mastering engineer and the restoration center manager at Airshow Mastering in Boulder\, Colorado. Her work encompasses studio albums\, live recordings\, reissues\, and compilations across an array of formats\, old and new\, and a wide variety of genres and styles\, from bluegrass and folk-influenced acts to rock and New Age projects. Legends like Ralph Stanley and Doc Watson\, exciting contemporaries such as Billy Strings and GRAMMY-nominated Wood & Wire\, and important blues and jazz archival recordings have all benefited from her uncanny ear and deft touch. She balances her strong instincts and intuition with her technical experience and each client’s goals to finesse every project she tackles. “[A band has] been working on their album for quite a while by the time I hear it\, and it’s their vision – their baby – that they are putting out into the world. I don’t want to impede that vision. Ultimately\, I want the music to move you.” \nFor Airshow’s restoration center she oversees all archival digitization projects. She mastered Third Man Records’ GRAMMY-winning box set\, The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records\, as well as having mastered thousands of hours’ worth of historical recordings from university archives and collections across the country. Each project is unique\, with a singular story and special considerations: “[It] involves everything from understanding the recording medium\, the equipment\, and the transfer process to having the tools and the knowledge to tackle all sorts of bizarre problems. Understanding digital audio files and how to maintain file integrity over time.” \nAnna holds a degree in Music Industry Studies from the University of Colorado at Denver. She is a graduate of the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Leadership Bluegrass program\, an AES member\, board governor and Producers & Engineers Committee Co-Chair of the Recording Academy – San Francisco Chapter\, and chapter head for Colorado’s branch of SoundGirls.org. \n\nPiper Payne – Mastering Engineer at Infrasonic\nPiper is a mastering engineer based in Nashville and Oakland\, CA. She recently merged her studio Neato Mastering with Infrasonic. Piper holds a BFA in Audio from The University of Michigan and continued her graduate education in audio at the University of Stavanger in Norway. She has apprenticed under some of the best-known Mastering and audio mentors in the world\, including Bob Katz in Orlando and Micael Romanowski in San Francisco. \nPiper is a Trustee of the Recording Academy and she serves on the P&E Wing Steering Committee and the Advisory Council. She is a Governor of the Audio Engineering Society and she is Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the AES’s Diversity & Inclusion Committee as well as an active member of Women’s Audio Mission and serves on the Board of SoundGirls.
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/ask-the-experts-all-about-mastering/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201228T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201228T150000
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SUMMARY:SoundGirls Holiday Zoom Party
DESCRIPTION:Join us on December 28th at 1 PM PST for a SoundGirls Holiday Zoom Party. We hope everyone has a great holiday. \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/82252457440?pwd=NXlKcWNpenFubkhYY1BIeU0rSngwdz09 \nMeeting ID: 822 5245 7440\nPasscode: 215526\nOne tap mobile\n+16699006833\,\,82252457440#\,\,\,\,\,\,0#\,\,215526# US (San Jose)\n+12532158782\,\,82252457440#\,\,\,\,\,\,0#\,\,215526# US (Tacoma) \nDial by your location\n+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)\n+1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)\n+1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)\n+1 646 876 9923 US (New York)\n+1 301 715 8592 US (Washington D.C)\n+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)\nMeeting ID: 822 5245 7440\nPasscode: 215526\nFind your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/k3m6Ekgwh
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/soundgirls-holiday-zoom-party/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:SoundGirls.org Meetups
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201213T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201213T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20201130T152334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201130T152334Z
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SUMMARY:Impostor Syndrome Webinar Dec. 13
DESCRIPTION:  \n \n  \nJoin us for a webinar on Impostor Syndrome on\nDec. 13 at 11 am PDT\nRegister Here\n“Imposter Syndrome”\, is a common mental process whereby someone has an unwarranted feeling of insecurity about their worth or their abilities\, despite the evidence showing otherwise. Often thoughts occur that cause the person to believe they are fraudulent in their efforts or talents\, and sooner or later will be found out to be “fake” or inadequate. \nKirsten Hunneyball a Certified Life Coach and Addictions and Eating Disorder Recovery Specialist will cover the basic concept\, as well as share some examples\, signs of the syndrome\, and methods for overcoming the thinking pattern. It’s important to note that this syndrome is very common\, and the more we are open about it\, the easier it will become to manage. \n\n \nKirsten Hunneyball Certified Life Coach and Addictions and Eating Disorder Recovery Specialist Coach. \n\nMy name is Kirsten Hunneyball. I currently live in Johannesburg\, South Africa. Music has always been a huge part of my life\, or rather it’s always been a huge part of me. I play the trumpet\, piano and sing. When I was at school\, the Jazz and Concert Bands were where I spent most of my time\, and music was the thing that carried me through many hardships. I have performed as a lead singer in bands at Music festivals such as Outland and Splashy Fen\, and sang in a jazz duo in Durban for 3 years before moving to Ballito. I have played trumpet as a session musician on albums and performed at the Zakifo and French Music Festivals with Red Robyn. I have also written and recorded some of my own original music. About a year ago I took a great interest in what it meant to be the person behind the scenes\, and hoped to learn how to produce my own music\, and therefore I and am currently studying a music production diploma at Abbey Road Institute in Johannesburg. \nI took a keen interest in Sound Girls a few months ago as I recognised the dire need for mental and emotional support in the creative industry. I am honoured to be a part of this fantastic cause.
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/impostor-syndrome-webinar-dec-13/
LOCATION:Online Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201111T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201111T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20201106T163434Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201109T134229Z
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SUMMARY:Pittsburgh SoundGirls Present a Webinar on Freelancing
DESCRIPTION:Please join our Pittsburgh SoundGirls Chapter for a Freelancing Webinar on Nov. 11th. \nLearn how to manage your finances\, networking and creating your own career. \nModerated by Carolyn Slothour and Laura Moeller \nPanelists Include: \nDevyn Caraballo:  Operates her own sound company & custom cables \nDeborra Peelor: Lighting designer & lighting professor \nAngela Baughman:  Sound designer & engineer \nElizabeth Andrews: Theatrical lighting designer \nNovember 11 at 7 PM EST \n\nRegister Here
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/pittsburgh-soundgirls-present-a-webinar-on-freelancing-2/
LOCATION:Online Webinar
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Laura Moeller":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201102T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201102T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20201102T154532Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201102T154532Z
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SUMMARY:Pittsburgh SoundGirls Present a Webinar on Freelancing
DESCRIPTION:Please join our Pittsburgh SoundGirls Chapter for a Freelancing Webinar on Nov. 11th. \nLearn how to manage your finances\, networking and creating your own career. \nModerated by Carolyn Slothour and Laura Moeller \nPanelists Include: \nDevyn Caraballo:  Operates her own sound company & custom cables \nDeborra Peelor: Lighting designer & lighting professor \nAngela Baughman:  Sound designer & engineer \nElizabeth Andrews: Theatrical lighting designer \nNovember 11 at 7 PM EST \n\nRegister Here
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/pittsburgh-soundgirls-present-a-webinar-on-freelancing/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training,SoundGirls.org Meetups
ORGANIZER;CN="Laura Moeller":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201004T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201004T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200923T142138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200923T142138Z
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SUMMARY:A Discussion about Foley Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join SoundGirls for a webinar on the art of Foley.\n\nSaturday\, October 4 \n\n\n\n\n\n11am PST/ 2pm EST/ 7pm BST \nModerated by\nJamie Baker\, post-production sound editor\, mixer\, and educator (Hoboken Post\, LLC & Savannah College of Art and Design) \nPanelists:\nChelsea Body – freelance sound editor and Foley recordist (Toronto\, Canada)\nJoanna Fang – Foley artist and Foley editor at Alchemy Post (New York\, NY)\nRonni Pitman – Foley artist at Skywalker Sound (San Francisco\, CA)\nAnna Wright – Foley artist at Boom Post (London\, UK) \nRegister Here
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/a-discussion-about-foley-webinar/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200928T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200928T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200911T155015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200911T181554Z
UID:40922-1601316000-1601323200@soundgirls.org
SUMMARY:Mixing Webinar with Rosana Cabán and Vanessa Silbermann
DESCRIPTION:Join SoundGirls & Female Frequency for a Mixing Webinar with Rosana Cabán. Moderated by Vanessa Silberman. \nLearn helpful tips about mixing\, plugins\, panning\, automation and preparation of files for mastering. \nMonday\, September 28th\n6 pm-8 pm ET \nRegister Here\nRosana Cabán is a Puerto Rican-born\, Brooklyn-based artist and music producer. As the drummer of the band Psychic Twin\, she toured and performed in over 80 rock venues across the US and Canada opening for STRFKR\, LadyHawke\, the Generationals. Her production and mixing work has been released through Polyvinyl\, Shore Dive\, and DEATH BY SHEEP records and heard on podcasts and voice-overs for New York Times-reviewed theater. She was a Marble House Project artist in residency in 2018 and an Ace Hotel AIR in 2017. Rosana is an active member of Tom Tom Magazine’s Braintrust and is a graduate of Columbia University’s Sound Art MFA program. She works out of her recording studio in Greenpoint\, Brooklyn. rosanacaban.com \nVanessa Silberman is an international touring singer\, guitarist and songwriter from Brooklyn\, NY (via Los Angeles\, CA). She is also a record producer\, engineer\, an independent A&R and runs an artist development Label called A Diamond Heart Production. \nVanessa’s live shows and music has been compared to the raw bare bones rock ‘n roll of Nirvana along with the appeal of Liz Phair and Chrissie Hynde\, the authenticity of classic artists such as Patti Smith and Neil Young mixed with the pop sensibilities of commercial radio artists such as Green Day and Metric. \nWidely known for having a very strong DIY ethic and wearing many different hats in the music business —Vanessa has worked for heavy hitter’s in the music business such as Producer / Songwriter Dr.Luke as well as for many companies and places ranging from the Foo Fighter’s Studio 606 to Epitaph Records.\nvanessasilbermanofficial.com\nadiamondheartproduction.com \nFemale Frequency\nFemale Frequency is a community dedicated to empowering female\, transgender & non-binary artists through the creation of music that is entirely female generated. \nThe first Female Frequency EP made entirely by women is available here–>\nfemalefrequency.bandcamp.com\nfemalefrequency.com
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/mixing-webinar-with-rosana-caban/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:SoundGirls.org Meetups
ORGANIZER;CN="Dani Mari":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200924
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200128T025452Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200128T025452Z
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SUMMARY:Adamson Applied Certification (2 Day) Paris\, France
DESCRIPTION:Adamson will be holding the 2 Day Applied Certification course in partnership with DV2 in Paris\, France. September 22nd & 23rd. \nApplied Certification is designed to instill the basic framework needed to properly design\, deploy and control an Adamson loudspeaker system with a focus on Blueprint AV™ E-Series and S-Series. \nOver 2 days\, attendees will have the opportunity to learn fundamental skills\, as well as tips and tricks to deploy an Adamson System and gain an understanding on the technology that provides the backbone for these systems. \nTopics covered will include: \n\nProduct overview\nVenue measurement\nSystem design\nSystem preparation\nSystem deployment\nTuning and alignment\n\nGet a head start with the pre-training material including the Education Series Videos\, User Handbooks and sign up for a copy of Blueprint AV™ \nFor more information and to sign up contact education.emea@adamsonsystems.com
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/adamson-applied-certification-2-day-paris-france-3/
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200912T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200912T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200819T145325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T145325Z
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SUMMARY:Reimagining our Industry – Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Reimagining our Industry – Webinar\n\nThanks to COVID-19 we are all now unwilling participants in a seismic experiment that is shaking the foundations of society\, technology\, economics\, healthcare and our Industry. SoundGirls and ProSoundWeb are pondering how we might reimagine our industry. \nAs we move from survival to adjustment\, from chaos to catalyst\, the next normal (or abnormal) is being shaped right now. \nCOVID-19 and protests happening throughout the world have unmasked our current systems  – the fragility of business and society\, the consequences of urbanization and globalization\, and our dependence on technology and healthcare. Activities in which consumers are likely to change behavior most are in travel\, shopping\, socializing\, and live events. \nWe are faced with a choice to rebuild the world as it was or to realize the possibilities before us. Join a panel of industry veterans in a conversation about shaping the future of the pro audio industry. \nSept. 12 at 12:00 PM PST\nRegister Here\nModerator\n Samantha Potter is an audio engineer and an editor for ProSoundWeb with a passion for writing and educating. Additionally\, she serves as the “Install Empress” for Allen & Heath USA\, helping to merge the live sound solutions we all love into the commercial and install space.\nGrowing up as a musician\, Samantha found her way to live sound by way of the studio\, proving that bassists make the best sound engineers. The host of Church Sound Podcast and a co-director and leader instructor for Church Sound University\, Samantha can often be found teaching\, writing\, and hosting discussions on various live-sound topics. \n\nPanelist Include\nAlesia Hendley is an Audiovisual professional that found her passion at a young age as a sound engineer within her Father’s church. Now you can find her making connections within AV\, Digital Signage and IT\, along with executing creative ventures. As a young professional she’s finding ways to bring AV technologies\, and creative visions together in the effort to leave her mark by making an impact. \n  \n  \nJeri Palumbo has been a broadcast audio mixer and specialist for the past 27 years in Sports and Entertainment. Prior to her work in broadcast\, she spent years as a trained musician and arranger on the music side of the business before going into post-production and eventually live broadcast. With a current focus on live remote broadcast events\, Jeri’s work has included the NFL\, NBA\, MLB\, NHL\, NASCAR\, Super Bowl\, World Series\, Stanley Cups\, the Oscars and more. Entertainment shows have included The Tonight Show with Jay Leno\, Conan O’Brien and American Idol to name a few. She also won a Telly Award for mixing the live bluegrass show “Songs of the Mountains.”Jeri has worn the hats of broadcast engineer/mixer\, field audio\, RF tech and communications and most recently broadcast A1 mixer for gaming eSports in immersive surround 5.1. Jeri served on the RF Coordination committee for the NFL\, NBA All-Stars and serves in the same capacity for the Rose Bowl every year. Jeri also worked on the NFL’s Enhanced Audio team (sounds from the field) on its debut roll-out. \n  \nBill Reeves has been working in the concert production industry for over 40 years. Starting out on the lighting crew. He graduated to LD/Production Manager within a couple of years and has been working exclusively as a Production/Tour Manager for better than 30 years. Highlights Luther Vandross (14 years)\, Prince (3 tours including Purple Rain)\, Stevie Wonder\, Anita Baker\, Maxwell\, D’Angelo\, Anthony Hamilton (14 years up to present). \nBill is also the co-founder along with Lance Jackson of Roadies of Color United. \n  \nCarlos Mosquera\, born in Venezuela\, has been passionate about music from a young age. Through Venezuela’s National System of Youth and Children’s Orchestras and Choirs called “El Sistema\,” a music education program that reaches 400\,000 children\, Carlos received his Bachelor in Music. After playing with Symphonic Orchestras and ensembles around the world\, he then graduated with a B.A. in Sound Technology from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) in the U.K. After graduating\, \nCarlos has become immersed in music and sound technologies. He has been a Recording/Mixing Engineer for organizations like the L.A. Philharmonic\, The Colburn School of Music in Los Angeles\, The Herb Albert School of Music at UCLA\, and L-ISA Applications Engineer and developer for L-Acoustics’ new immersive audio technology. As an L-ISA Engineer\, he has worked on numerous major shows such as Lorde\, Lady Gaga\, Childish Gambino\, Alt-J\, LA Philharmonic\, Deadmau5\, Aerosmith\, Bon Iver\, Sleeping Beauty Dreams\, Cages\, among others. \nOn his own time\, he developed a positional app for the visually impaired called “Guiding Sounds”\, using inaudible impulses reproduced by speakers. It’s an accessible\, scalable\, and cost-efficient solution that allows blind individuals to access real-time information of their location\, enabling them to find exactly where they are\, and how to interact with the world in a whole new way\, no internet required. Carlos’s passion for music\, sound\, mixing\, and coding extends beyond his professional career \nSIDNEY WILSON 40+ years in the professional audio industry\, Sidney’s experience includes a multitude of positions from touring as a front of house engineer\, monitor engineer and systems engineer. He also has had stints in the nuclear power industry\, MRI (Super Conducting Magnets) industry\, working on Particle Accelerators at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and teaching audio electronics. In addition\, he has experience in design and building of recording studios. He decided to spread his wings into commercial real estate sales and analysis of 200+ apartment complexes\, including real estate development projects and single tenant net lease properties nationwide. \nHowever\, his heart is in Audio and the last 10 years have been focused on high‐end professional digital console rentals\, sales and service as Operations Manager at Hi‐Tech Audio\, Inc.\, and starting a small company (Erevu Group) specializing in noise measurement\, analysis\, and solutions for large outdoor concerts and events.
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/reimagining-our-industry-webinar/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training,SoundGirls.org Meetups
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200908
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200910
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200128T025329Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200128T025329Z
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SUMMARY:Adamson Advanced Certification (2 Day) Paris\, France
DESCRIPTION:Adamson will be holding a 2 Day Advanced Certification course in partnership with DV2 in Paris\, September 8th & 9th. \nAdvanced Certification is designed to expand the knowledge needed to properly design\, deploy and control large and/or complex Adamson loudspeaker system\, focusing on in-depth Blueprint AV™ techniques as well as streamlined work flow for E-Series and S-Series systems. \nOver 2 days\, attendees will have the opportunity to expand on their existing knowledge and experience to deploy an Adamson System and gain a deeper understanding of the technology that provides the backbone for these systems. \nTopics covered will include: \n\nProduct overview\nVenue measurement\nSystem design\nSystem preparation\nSystem deployment\nTuning and alignment\n\nAttendees interested in taking this course must have completed Applied Certification as a pre-requisite. \nGet a head start with the pre-training material including the Education Series Videos\, User Handbooks and sign up for a copy of Blueprint AV™ \nFor more information and to sign up contact education.emea@adamsonsystems.com
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/adamson-advanced-certification-2-day-paris-france-4/
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200903T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200903T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200820T160237Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200825T214507Z
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SUMMARY:Sennheiser - RF Fundamentals Webinar
DESCRIPTION:RF Fundamentals \nThom Salisbury of Sennheiser will review the recent FCC changes\, explore RF theory Waves\, propagation\, intermodulation\, types of modulation\, and more. Then we will take a look at frequency coordination strategies\, and rules of thumb for system design. \nTime: Sep 3\, 2020 01:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) \nJoin Zoom Meeting \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/81064478440?pwd=RXM2ZWFBVkFieFFCSVhyQktZaGUvdz09 \nMeeting ID: 810 6447 8440 \nPasscode: 588352
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/sennheiser-rf-fundamentals-webinar/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200830T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200830T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200820T153247Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200820T153247Z
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SUMMARY:Transitioning in the Music Industry
DESCRIPTION:Laura Nagtegaal and Savy Dunlevy share their stories of working and transitioning in the music industry. \nTransgender people are in a unique position to see exactly how sexist dynamics in the workplace tend to play out and Laura and Savy will share their stories and experiences with us and what the industry needs to do to overcome sexism and transphobia. \nWe look forward to this discussion and are thankful that Laura and Savy want to share their stories with us. \nAugust 30th at 12 PM PST \nRegister Here\nSavy Dunlevy is a wireless and communications audio technician for broadcast television and live events. Although a newcomer to the world of audio\, they have worked in and been involved with entertainment since birth. Some of their favorite projects include shows with HGTV\, ABC Network\, Broadway promotional shoots\, Say Yes to the Dress\, and Paul McCartney: Live at Grand Central. \n  \n  \n  \nLaura Nagtegaal – Laura’s career touring the world as a guitar technician\, tour manager\, and merchandiser started 25 years ago. With her sunny and infectious demeanor\, she spreads her own newfound joy and youthful life force around. \nLaura shared her story with SoundGirls last year and you can read it here Transitioning in the Music Industry \n 
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/transitioning-in-the-music-industry/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
ORGANIZER;CN="SoundGirls":MAILTO:soundgirls@soundgirls.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200825T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200825T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200820T155130Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200820T175729Z
UID:40744-1598364000-1598367600@soundgirls.org
SUMMARY:Unraveling Audio Networking An in-depth look at DANTE\, AVB and MADI
DESCRIPTION:Synthax will be hosting a webinar for SoundGirls and Rat SoundSystems on August 25th  \nUnraveling Audio Networking An in-depth look at DANTE\, AVB and MADI –  \nAug 25\, 2020 – 2 pm – 3 pm Eastern Time with Synthax  \nIn addition Rat Sound is offering all SoundGirls members\, special discounts right now on products featured in the webinar as well as all the pro audio brands they sell including Sennheiser\, Shure\, Yamaha\, RME\, QSC and more. If you are decking out your home studio or just need a few miscellaneous cables\, Email sales@ratsound.com directly for a quote. \nhttps://www.synthax.com \nTo join Zoom meeting\, click this link:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/7542064220?pwd=YlozS01OUzBnckw2c25ON3NDaTlVQT09 \nMeeting ID: 754 206 4220\nPassword: synthax
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/unraveling-audio-networking-an-in-depth-look-at-dante-avb-and-madi/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200825T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200825T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200801T140829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200801T140829Z
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SUMMARY:Sexual Harassment in the Industry Seminar
DESCRIPTION:SoundGirls will be hosting Kim Warnick\, the Executive Director of Calling All Crows\, Kim has over a decade of sexual violence prevention and response experience\, including a specialized focus on workplace sexual violence since 2016\, and six years of music industry experience\, she was uniquely situated to design and lead the #HereForTheMusic campaign to prevent sexual violence at concerts and festivals.\n\n\nAugust 25\n\n\n12:00 to 2:00 PM PST\n\n\nRegister Here\n\n\nThe seminar will cover: \n\nWhat is sexual harassment? What does it look like?\nWhat is legal definition vs unwelcoming (but not illegal) work environment?\nWhat you can do if it’s already happening at work?\nWhat can you do if it’s already happening to someone else at your workplace?\nHow can we proactively address this issue?\nHow can we be involved in this broader culture change?\nCalling All Crows and #HereForTheMusic campaign\n\nKim Warnick\, the Executive Director of Calling All Crows\, is a professional with program design\, project management\, event production\, facilitation\, and communications experience in corporate\, start-up\, and nonprofit organizations. With a decade of sexual violence prevention and response experience\, including a specialized focus on workplace sexual violence since 2016\, and 6 years of music industry experience\, she was uniquely situated to design and lead the #HereForTheMusic campaign to prevent sexual violence at concerts and festivals. After 9 tours with 3 different artists\, she has opted to get off the road and settle into Long Beach\, CA\, a westward migration from spending most of her life in NH and MA. She holds a BA in Sociology from Harvard University\, where her studies focused on social movements\, organizational culture\, and conflict and peacebuilding\, including an intensive study in Rwanda. \n \n 
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/sexual-harassment-in-the-industry-seminar/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200820T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200820T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152205
CREATED:20200801T141358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200801T141419Z
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SUMMARY:How to be an Ally for Marginalized Groups in Audio
DESCRIPTION:How to be an Ally for Marginalized Groups in Audio\n\nIt’s time to stop talking about the lack of diversity in the audio industry. and do something about it. In order to do this\, we need to understand the barriers marginalized groups face\, institutionalized sexism and racism\, double standards\, and unconscious bias. This will be a continuing series and this first webinar will two-parts. \nAugust 13 and August 20 \n2 PM to 4 PM PST \nRegister for August 13 \nRegister for August 20 \n\n\n\n\n\n\nModerator  \nMIKE BANGS – GEORGE STRAIT AEROSMITH\, ERIC CLAPTON\, KATY PERRY\, TOM PETTY\, LYNYRD SKYNYRD\n\nMike Bangs 20+ year career includes experiences as a monitor engineer and production manager for A-list acts including Aerosmith\, Eric Clapton\, George Strait\, Katy Perry\, Tom Petty\, Kid Rock\, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. An early advocate of live digital mixing\, Bangs assisted a multitude of others in making the transition from analog in the early 2000s. A pioneer in surfaceless mixing that naturally gravitated to Allen & Heath\, he built a close relationship with the manufacturer and ultimately joined the company to provide support to those on the road using dLive mixing systems. \n\nPanelists \nJERRY LOPEZ – EDWARD SHARPE & THE MAGNETIC ZEROS\, CHICANO BATMAN\, THE NEIGHBOURHOOD\n\nNamed one the best LA-area live sound engineers by LA Weekly\, Jerry Lopez mixes it up between running his own production company (Jerry Rig Audio) and engineering for some of the top acts in the world. Over the last 25 years he has mixed and supported a diverse range of acts like Run The Jewels\, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros\, Chicano Batman\, and The Neighbourhood. \nKARRIE KEYES – PEARL JAM\, EDDIE VEDDER\, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS\, SONIC YOUTH\n\nHailing from Los Angeles\, Karrie has spent the last 29 plus years as the monitor engineer for Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder. Karrie started out doing sound for punk bands in Los Angeles in 1986 under the tutelage of Dave Rat of Rat Sound\, where she spent twenty years helping to establish the company. She was able to gain an immense amount of hands-on experience and technical knowledge at Rat\, which eventually led to her becoming the monitor engineer for The Red Hot Chili Peppers from 1990-2000. She first met and started working with Pearl Jam who opened for RHCP on their 1991-1992 Blood Sugar Sex Magic Tour. She has worked with Sonic Youth\, Fugazi\, and Neil Young. \n\nJIM YAKABUSKI – VAN HALEN\, AVRIL LAVIGNE\, MATCHBOX TWENTY\n\nWith nearly 40 years as a professional sound reinforcement engineer\, Jim started out mixing as club bands in western Canada in the early 1980s. He soon transitioned to a role as a concert staff engineer at dB Sound and the rest is history. Even with a packed schedule of writing pro audio books\, penning articles for top industry magazines\, mixing Peter Frampton\, Journey\, Avril Lavigne\, Van Halen\, Gwen Stefani\, Matchbox 20 and basically any huge name band you can think of — Jim always has time to talk about the latest mix techniques\, the coolest gear and fun audio tips and tricks. \nDANA WACHS – MGMT\, ST. VINCENT\, M.I.A\nA Brooklyn based Audio Engineer\, Tour Manager\, and Composer/Musician. Dana started her career in music in 1994\, as bass player for the Dischord band Holy Rollers\, which ignited her interest in live sound\, after a national tour supporting 7 Year Bitch. Her first foray into the practice of live sound began after that at the Black Cat DC\, and later the infamous 9:30 club. \nDana’s first national tour was as TM/FOH for Peaches supporting Queens of the Stone Age in 2002.  Her first International tour quickly followed in 2003 with Cat Power.  Since then\, touring has kept her on the road 9 to 11 months out of the year with bands such as MGMT\, St. Vincent\, M.I.A.\, Grizzly Bear\, Foster the People\, Nils Frahm\, Deerhunter\, and Jon Hopkins to name a few. \nOutside of touring\, Dana composes and performs under the name Vorhees\, with two releases on Styles Upon Styles (Brooklyn)\, and is currently composing her first feature film score. \nSALIM AKRAM – BAD RABBITS\, BILLIE EILISH\n\nA multitalented and diverse musician\, songwriter and engineer\, Salim Akram is currently mixing monitors for pop superstar Billie Eilish (2020 Grammy Best New Artist\, Record of the Year\, Song of the Year and Album of the Year winner). When he isn’t behind an Allen & Heath dLive mixing console on sold-out global tour dates\, he can be heard playing guitar at festivals and on tour with bands such as the post-R & B futuristic funk-punk group Bad Rabbits. \n\n\n\n\nWebinar Part One \nWe will discuss \nInstitutionalized sexism and racism \nHow unconscious bias affects who is hired \nEach of our panelists will share their experiences and insights on how we can move towards an inclusive industry where people are judged and hired on their skills vs. gender and race. \nQuestions and Answers \nWebinar Part Two \nWe will discuss double standards\, toxic masculinity\, and creating a safe work environment for all. \nWe will be providing resources and checklists unconscious bias and sexism and racism. \nSteps you can take personally take to be an ally. \nCreating a safe work environment for all \nQuestions and Answers
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/how-to-be-an-ally-for-marginalized-groups-in-audio-2/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200813T140000
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SUMMARY:How to be an Ally for Marginalized Groups in Audio
DESCRIPTION:It’s time to stop talking about the lack of diversity in the audio industry. and do something about it. In order to do this\, we need to understand the barriers marginalized groups face\, institutionalized sexism and racism\, double standards\, and unconscious bias. This will be a continuing series and this first webinar will two-parts. \nAugust 13 and August 20 \n2 PM to 4 PM PST \nRegister for August 13 \nRegister for August 20 \n\n\n\n\n\n\nModerator  \nMIKE BANGS – GEORGE STRAIT AEROSMITH\, ERIC CLAPTON\, KATY PERRY\, TOM PETTY\, LYNYRD SKYNYRD\n\nMike Bangs 20+ year career includes experiences as a monitor engineer and production manager for A-list acts including Aerosmith\, Eric Clapton\, George Strait\, Katy Perry\, Tom Petty\, Kid Rock\, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. An early advocate of live digital mixing\, Bangs assisted a multitude of others in making the transition from analog in the early 2000s. A pioneer in surfaceless mixing that naturally gravitated to Allen & Heath\, he built a close relationship with the manufacturer and ultimately joined the company to provide support to those on the road using dLive mixing systems. \n\nPanelists \nJERRY LOPEZ – EDWARD SHARPE & THE MAGNETIC ZEROS\, CHICANO BATMAN\, THE NEIGHBOURHOOD\n\nNamed one the best LA-area live sound engineers by LA Weekly\, Jerry Lopez mixes it up between running his own production company (Jerry Rig Audio) and engineering for some of the top acts in the world. Over the last 25 years he has mixed and supported a diverse range of acts like Run The Jewels\, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros\, Chicano Batman\, and The Neighbourhood. \nKARRIE KEYES – PEARL JAM\, EDDIE VEDDER\, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS\, SONIC YOUTH\n\nHailing from Los Angeles\, Karrie has spent the last 29 plus years as the monitor engineer for Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder. Karrie started out doing sound for punk bands in Los Angeles in 1986 under the tutelage of Dave Rat of Rat Sound\, where she spent twenty years helping to establish the company. She was able to gain an immense amount of hands-on experience and technical knowledge at Rat\, which eventually led to her becoming the monitor engineer for The Red Hot Chili Peppers from 1990-2000. She first met and started working with Pearl Jam who opened for RHCP on their 1991-1992 Blood Sugar Sex Magic Tour. She has worked with Sonic Youth\, Fugazi\, and Neil Young. \n\nJIM YAKABUSKI – VAN HALEN\, AVRIL LAVIGNE\, MATCHBOX TWENTY\n\nWith nearly 40 years as a professional sound reinforcement engineer\, Jim started out mixing as club bands in western Canada in the early 1980s. He soon transitioned to a role as a concert staff engineer at dB Sound and the rest is history. Even with a packed schedule of writing pro audio books\, penning articles for top industry magazines\, mixing Peter Frampton\, Journey\, Avril Lavigne\, Van Halen\, Gwen Stefani\, Matchbox 20 and basically any huge name band you can think of — Jim always has time to talk about the latest mix techniques\, the coolest gear and fun audio tips and tricks. \nDANA WACHS – MGMT\, ST. VINCENT\, M.I.A\nA Brooklyn based Audio Engineer\, Tour Manager\, and Composer/Musician. Dana started her career in music in 1994\, as bass player for the Dischord band Holy Rollers\, which ignited her interest in live sound\, after a national tour supporting 7 Year Bitch. Her first foray into the practice of live sound began after that at the Black Cat DC\, and later the infamous 9:30 club. \nDana’s first national tour was as TM/FOH for Peaches supporting Queens of the Stone Age in 2002.  Her first International tour quickly followed in 2003 with Cat Power.  Since then\, touring has kept her on the road 9 to 11 months out of the year with bands such as MGMT\, St. Vincent\, M.I.A.\, Grizzly Bear\, Foster the People\, Nils Frahm\, Deerhunter\, and Jon Hopkins to name a few. \nOutside of touring\, Dana composes and performs under the name Vorhees\, with two releases on Styles Upon Styles (Brooklyn)\, and is currently composing her first feature film score. \nSALIM AKRAM – BAD RABBITS\, BILLIE EILISH\n\nA multitalented and diverse musician\, songwriter and engineer\, Salim Akram is currently mixing monitors for pop superstar Billie Eilish (2020 Grammy Best New Artist\, Record of the Year\, Song of the Year and Album of the Year winner). When he isn’t behind an Allen & Heath dLive mixing console on sold-out global tour dates\, he can be heard playing guitar at festivals and on tour with bands such as the post-R & B futuristic funk-punk group Bad Rabbits. \n\n\n\n\nWebinar Part One \nWe will discuss \nInstitutionalized sexism and racism \nHow unconscious bias affects who is hired \nEach of our panelists will share their experiences and insights on how we can move towards an inclusive industry where people are judged and hired on their skills vs. gender and race. \nQuestions and Answers \nWebinar Part Two \nWe will discuss double standards\, toxic masculinity\, and creating a safe work environment for all. \nWe will be providing resources and checklists unconscious bias and sexism and racism. \nSteps you can take personally take to be an ally. \nCreating a safe work environment for all \nQuestions and Answers
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/how-to-be-an-ally-for-marginalized-groups-in-audio/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200814
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SUMMARY:Adamson Applied Certification (2 Day) Lüneburg\, Germany
DESCRIPTION:Adamson will be holding the 2 Day Applied Certification program in partnership with Cobra Sound & Light\, Lüneburg\, Germany August 12th & 13th \nApplied Certification is designed to instill the basic framework needed to properly design\, deploy and control an Adamson loudspeaker system with a focus on Blueprint AV™ E-Series and S-Series. \nOver 2 days\, attendees will have the opportunity to learn fundamental skills\, as well as tips and tricks to deploy an Adamson System and gain an understanding on the technology that provides the backbone for these systems. \nThis course will be conducted in German! \nTopics covered will include: \n\nProduct overview\nVenue measurement\nSystem design\nSystem preparation\nSystem deployment\nTuning and alignment\n\nGet a head start with the pre-training material including the Education Series Videos\, User Handbooks and sign up for a copy of Blueprint AV™ \nFor more information and to sign up contact education.emea@adamsonsystems.com
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/adamson-applied-certification-2-day-luneburg-germany/
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200809T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200809T140000
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SUMMARY:Anti Racism Discussion Group – August 9th at NOON PST
DESCRIPTION:Anti Racism Discussion Group\nSeveral of our members have asked that we start a discussion group on Anti-Racism Work.\nWe are forming a monthly discussion group\, where we will study on our own a video\, essay\, book\, etc. and then meet to discuss what we have learned and how we can apply it to creating a more inclusive industry.\nFor our first discussion we will watch\nIbram X. Kendi’s Lecture on How to be an Antiracist\, at UC Berkeley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxa43H8m034\nWe will discuss key questions from the How to Be an Anti-Racist Book Club  \nAnd explore and share our experiences within the industry. \nIf you want to read the book we encourage you to do so. You can order How to Be An Anti Racist directly from the publisher here or from your favorite Independent Bookseller. Consider ordering books from a black-owned bookstore find one here. \nThis discussion group will be in a safe space and we are working on rules to keep all members safe. We will be sending these out with the Zoom Link. \nAugust 9th at NOON-2 PM PST – 3 to 5 PM EST.\nThis discussion is planned for 2 hours.\nRegister here\n\nWhy Anti-Racist work?\nUsing an anti-racist intersectional frame\nAn anti-racist intersectional frame recognizes all the different ways people and communities experience racism with respect to their identities. An anti-racist frame also recognizes that racism both in the United States & abroad is grounded in and motivated by anti-Black racism. Therefore\, an anti-racist intersectional frame provides a conceptual tool to examine institutional and systemic oppression that Black\, Indigenous & People of Colour (BIPOC) face because of both their race and identities while providing a guiding approach for working with and in communities and systems to create a more just and equitable society. \nHow does anti-racist work intersect with sexism and misogyny in the music industry? Intersectional theory asserts that people are often disadvantaged by multiple sources of oppression: their race\, class\, gender identity\, sexual orientation\, religion\, and other identity markers. \nAn anti-racist intersectional frame is an action-orientated frame. It critiques society’s structure and its treatment of people and communities while providing a guiding approach for how to work towards a more just and equitable society. \n\nDefinitions\nCentral to using a frame is developing a shared language. The following breaks down individual concepts as a means to better understand what an anti-racist intersectional frame entails. \nAnti-racism is the active process of identifying and challenging racism\, by changing systems\, organizational structures\, policies and practices\, and attitudes to redistribute power in an equitable manner. \nAnti-Black Racism is any attitude\, behavior\, practice\, or policy that explicitly or implicitly reflects the belief that Black people are inferior to another racial group. Anti-Black racism is reflected in interpersonal\, institutional\, and systemic levels of racism and is a function of white supremacy \nA racist idea is any concept that regards one racial group as inferior or superior to another racial group in any way. \nIntersectionality is a concept and frame coined by Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989\, to describe the ways in which race\, class\, gender\, and other aspects of our identity “intersect” overlap and interact with one another\, informing the way in which individuals simultaneously experience oppression and privilege in their daily lives interpersonally and systemically. Intersectionality promotes the idea that aspects of our identity do not work in a silo. Intersectionality\, then\, provides a basis for understanding how these individual identity markers work with one another. \n\nResources on Anti-Racist Work and Intersectionality\nHOW TO BE AN ANTIRACIST \nBLACK LIVES MATTER \nKimberlé Crenshaw: What is Intersectionality? \nIntersectionality Matters: A Conversation with Kimberlé Crenshaw \nSoundGirls Anti-Racist Resources
URL:https://soundgirls.org/event/anti-racism-discussion-group-august-9th-at-noon-pst/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Education and Training,SoundGirls.org Meetups
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