New Immersive and Surround Recordings by Anderson and Schwarz

New Immersive and Surround Recordings by Anderson and Schwarz

Women artists are prominent in the latest immersive and surround recordings to be presented by Ulrike Schwarz and Jim Anderson

By Toronto Section of the Audio Engineering Society

Location

Park St Gasworks

141 Park Street North Hamilton, ON L8R 2N4 Canada

About this event

Women artists are prominent in the latest immersive and surround recordings to be presented by Ulrike Schwarz and Jim Anderson of Anderson Audio New York.

  • Nataly Dawn’s latest solo project “Gardenview – Immersive Edition” was mixed at Skywalker Sound and features 5 songs from Nataly’s latest album.
  • The Grammy nominated “Picturing the Invisible: Focus 1” features soprano saxophonist Jane Ira Bloom in pandemic duet with percussionist Allison Miller, koto artist Miya Masaoka, and bassist Mark Helias. All of instruments were recorded in situ, offices, living rooms, and practice spaces, but in high resolution: 384kHz with Pryamix at all locations. The resulting efforts were mixed at Skywalker Sound.
  • Finishing out the session is their recording “Clique,” also Grammy nominated, featuring Patricia Barber and her working band from Chicago playing “Barbered” standards as only she can interpret them.
  • The Andersons will also play music from the new Franco Ambrosetti album “Nora.”

Anderson and Schwarz will be open for questions during the session.

There are two sessions for the presentation: 7:00 PM & 8:30 PM. The 7:00 pm session is currently sold out.

Meet and Greet with Refreshments

Before or after each event session, you can catch up with other AES members and guest attendees at the Gasworks.

Thank you Genelec for providing the refreshments!

About the Hamilton Music Collective

Check out this really cool initiative in the Hammer!

  • Our hosts: https://hamiltonmusiccollective.ca/
  • The venue: https://www.thegasworks.ca/

Organized by

The Audio Engineering Society is organized for the purpose of:

  • Uniting persons performing professional services in the audio engineering field and its allied arts
  • Collecting, collating, and disseminating scientific knowledge in the field of audio engineering and its allied arts.
  • Advancing such science in both theoretical and practical applications.
  • Preparing, publishing, and distributing literature and periodicals relative to the foregoing purposes and policies.
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