SAE New York has secured The Cutting Room as the location for the 2013 Alumni Awards. This year’s ceremony will be much larger and feature live performances. To RSVP, click here. Read more articles in the current SAE New York Alumni Newsletter here.
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Talk about dedication! Everard came here all the way from Mexico, JUST to become an SAE Chicago Student. His love for music started at the ripe age of 12, when he first began composing. His mother, as his cheerleader, raised him to sing/play piano. His true love for the craft came when he began learning music theory. Everard is one INSANELY amazing producer and we are so proud to call him an SAE certified student.
What are your influences? Everything and everyone! Different times in my life determine different influences. I first discovered dance music with Paul Van Dyk & grew up listening to Infected Mushroom.
What were your first Chicago experiences like? Getting out of the subway station with all my bags not knowing where on earth I was going. Luckily, Chicagoans are super nice and I was able to find my way to campus.
Favorite Program? I am definitely a Logic guy but I fell in love with Pro Tools and Ableton!
Best Thing About SAE Chicago? The warmth/kindness and the outstanding knowledge of each teacher.
Check out Everard’s song he made as a student at SAE Chicago!
Currently under construction in Canyon Lake, TX is Firefly Studios, the newest addition to the studios of SAE New York Graduates. Helmed by SAE graduates Kelleigh Drennon and Dan Flynn, the studio is set for a January 2014 open.
Built on a large plot of land outside Austin, the studio will also house a Photography Studio, Concert Venue, and Apartment. “The goal of the studio is to make it so that an artist can come in, record an album, have a photo shoot, shoot their first music video, and perform a concert all without leaving the premises.”
Read the full article in the current SAE New York Alumni Newsletter here.
VINTAGE KING! If you could only image me on a gleaming, white stallion shrilling with a sleek, chrome sword named “Scallyberg 2.0” in my hand, that would depict how excited I am to be interviewing this next candidate; Jeff Leibovich, International Sales Rep for Vintage King Audio. Read More
SAE New York co-hosted the documentary screening of “Charlie is my Darling” with Abkco Music Tuesday night. The film, which documents the Rolling Stones in the 1960′s was a remastered version of the original unreleased documentary. Music mixing was completed at The Magic Shop by Steve Rosenthal and SAE graduate, Ted Young. Following the screening, audience members engaged in a Q&A with Director Mick Gochanour and Steve Rosenthal. SAE Students, GrammyU members, and Women in Music members were also treated to autographed posters and prizes courtesy of Abkco.
Ever wanted to visit the Grammy Awards show in LA? Now you can win the possibility of accompanying one of the voting members to this big night! Get details
Courtesy of our friends in Brussels, comes an ambitious project that seeks to connect SAE students worldwide. The project, titled SAE CAPE (an acronym for Collaborative Audio Production Experiment), is an SAE-branded spin-off of a project that has existed on the Womb Forums for several years.
This particular project allows SAE students to network with other students from across the globe, and exchange ideas on business opportunities and creative projects. There will also be a competition between teams, which will be composed randomly from the lists of sign ups. Anyone from SAE can sign up for this initiative before Dec. 15, and should provide their full name, campus, position, available roles, preferred genre and skill level so they can be assigned a team and a role.
For more information, check out the SAE CAPE Facebook page, or contact SAE Brussels Lecturer/Supervisor Benjamin Derclaye.
REVERB compiles the week’s greatest creative media links that pertain to the SAE family.
Sorry Kanye, but our family tree is also pretty decorated. It is with great pride that we recognize SAE LA Supervisor Doug Fenske (pictured above), who has an engineering credit on Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange, which was nominated for 6 GRAMMY’s this year, including the event’s most coveted award, Album of the Year. Read More
