Other tours include:
CCRMA – Stanford University’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics is a unique center dedicated to research and contemporary musical creation within Stanford University. A link between industry and the arts.
Grace Cathedral – A renowned SF landmark, serves as a magnet, where diverse people gather to worship, celebrate, seek solace and learn. Recognized world-wide for its extraordinary acoustics, the Cathedral regularly presents a diverse program ranging from its Choir of Men and Boys to jazz legends like Pharoah Sanders, and hit makers like Carlos Santana and Bonnie Raitt.
Studio D – Principal Joel Jaffe will demonstrate surround sound micing and mixing techniques at this Marin County studio
Studio 880’s new Mix Manor – Situated in a completely restored historic Victorian mansion on the picturesque SF Bay area Island of Alameda. The studio features a Gothic tracking room, Deco edit room and a grand Egyptian Deco Mix theater. Studio owner/producer/engineer John Lucasey, who’s credits include: Green Day, Norah Jones, Chris Brown and Beyonce, will discuss the aesthetics of studio design during the tour.
“The energy, thought and personal time that Jessica Livingston and Jeff McKnight devoted to this year’s convention typifies the commitment of all our chair people,” comments Committee Co-Chair Jim McTigue. “They have been indomitable in tracking down some of this city’s most unique production, post-production and performance venues. We are confident that attendees will be talking about the 129th Convention for years to come.”