Around the Puget Sound, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.
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In the music world of the 1950's, '60's, and '70's, New York City was where it was at. As staff engineer for CBS Records at their legendary 30th Street Studio C, Frank Laico was at the pinnacle of the recording scene. The people that he worked with and recorded, and his mastery of the recording process and space, have given us and the world some of the most-loved and popular music of all time. For many of us, regardless what our favorite musical genre, the music he recorded became the soundtracks to our lives.

Following up on our wonderful June meeting with Frank, we'll be listening to five pieces of music that he recorded, and discussing his recording process in depth. We'll learn about the incredible studio he worked in, the tools at his disposal, how he employed them, and the mileau in which he worked.

Join us for what is sure to be another unforgettable experience with Frank, as he shares stories and knowledge achieved over a generation of top-flight work.

We'll also get to see this large, new project studio in Seattle's Northgate area operated by PJ Newman.

Moderating will be AES PNW Committee member Dan Mortensen.

Want more about Frank? See the meeting notice from our June Meeting. View the AES historical committee's video interview (one of many)

Directions:

Turn into the US Bank Parking lot at 815 NE Northgate Way. Park somewhere, walk just East of US Bank property, walk South through gate and downhill into small parking area. Studio is on left. It's the only thing down there.

Note: Bathroom facilities are available but limited. Please arrive empty.

Steve Turnidge
AES PNW 2008-2009 Section Chair

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