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Date(s):
August 23, 2012
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Time: 6:30 PM EST - 9:00 PM EST
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Location:
Interface Media Group
1233 20th Street NW DC
Studio B
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Organization: WIFV
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Contact Name: Brenda Ford
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Contact Email: brendalford@hotmail.com
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There are many ways to configure a home recording studio but if you’re new to home recording, this can be almost paralyzing! You’ve got a million different products, all of which claim to be the best product in the world.
Where do you even start?
This audio roundtable is designed to give you some basic guidelines and a framework around which you can build or expand your home studio.
Presenter Bio:
Conrad Osipowicz has been a dedicated audio engineer since 2001. With a bachelor's degree in Audio and Radio production from Emerson College in Boston, Conrad returned to the DC area in 2008 to start his own studio, the Blue Room Music Studio in Bethesda. For the last 4 years, Conrad has been privately recording bands, singers, rappers, choirs, voiceovers, and shooting performance videos. In addition to recording and mixing, Conrad has been specializing in mastering work over the last year or so. Aside from engineering, Conrad has played drums for 12 years in various style bands, both in this area as well as in Boston. Check out www.blueroommusicstudio.com for pictures of the studio and samples of Conrad's previous work.
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