[Show #88] 123rd AES Roundup & Our Friend Marc Sorger
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News, a Gear Review, Crosstalk, a Special Report from the floor of the 123rd AES show and we tweak the Stupid Knob!
News:
Sneak Peek At Toontrack's Superior Drummer 2.0
Musical Affirmations For Musicians
de la Mancha Releases Ring Thing FREE VST For Windows
Our Friend Marc Sorger:
Hello everyone, this is Big Al. This week I lost a good friend of mine in a senseless auto accident twenty miles north of Spokane, Washington. His name was Marc Sorger, He was 56.
Marc was a real renaissance man of the music business; someone that did everything well. And a true Unsung Hero. He was one the best all-around musicians / studio cats I've ever had the pleasure of knowing and working with. He was a vibrant and dynamic live performer as well as a gifted engineer and mixer.
He was also one of the few golden ears I've ever known. I swear he could spot a problem that was plus or minus 2 db at 18k . . . over the telephone.
As a performer (sax and vocals) he was so fun to watch. He lived and loved his music. His vocal range was stunning and he could do total justice to screaming rock and roll or a tender jazz ballad.
He had the kind of voice that made most people feel like just giving up their singing when they heard him. For some reason, it just made me want to be better. I studied him for hours and it was an education beyond monetary value.
He performed and wrote with The Dillards, The Righteous Brothers, Gino Vanelli, Michael McDonald, Dean and Carol Parks, Linda Ronstadt, Tom Wopat, Greg Topper, The Spirits Of Rhythm, Safe Sax and a host of others.
He also helped to design and build several studios, including Walter Brecker's place over in Hawaii a few years ago.
I had so many good times with Marc in the studio. We usually spent the whole session trying to recover from laughter. I remember one time we were working on some foley late at night and we were like two kids playing in their favorite sandbox together. It was pure joy and magic. That's the way it was always meant to be in the studio as far as I'm concerned.
Below are links to just a sample of some of his work, including some projects we worked on together, and other folks with whom he worked and played. If you happen to have known him or worked with him, please drop me a line and let me know.
I can't begin to fathom that we'll never work together again. I miss him so much it hurts.
My condolences to Marc's whole family, his daughters (Rachell, Natalie and Sabrina), his friends and his long-time musical partners in the group Safe Sax, John Lowry and Tera Wolfe-Brasch.
There will be an event in Marc's Honor at Ella's Supper Club in downtown Spokane on November 4th, 2007.
Click The Play Button To
Listen To A Demo Reel Of Marc Sorger:
The last big project that Marc produced, mixed and performed on:
Jump by Casey McGill And The Spirits Of Rhythm.
Links To A Few Of The Artists With Whom Marc Has Worked:
Greg Topper
Dean Parks
Dean Parks - IMDB
Carol Parks
The Dillards
Gino Vanelli
Linda Ronstadt
Tom Wopat
Michael McDonald
Bobby Hatfield
Righteous Brothers
Bill Medley
Righteous Brothers
Walter Brecker
Steely Dan
Gear Review:
Roving PSN reporter Dave Criddle has another great review for us. This week Dave takes a look at the Crysonic line of plugins and puts one or two to the test.
Dave On The Home Recording Odyssey
Dave On The Home Made Hit Show
Crosstalk:
Join Charles Dye for his Mix It Like A Record Advanced Mixing Workshop!
When:
November 8, 2007
Where:
RSPE Audio Solutions
4130 Cahuenga Blvd. Suite #210
Universal City, California 91602
Click Here For Driving Directions From Your Location
Click Here To Learn More About The MiLaR Workshop
Click Here To Register Online Now
The Hit Street Records Talent Show Is Over! Click here to see the winners.
The Talent Search 2007 Staff
Dwight Finney, Mike Bolan, Mike & Cass Schettler, Jerad Finck
Feature Story:
This last week was the 123rd AES--Audio Engineering Society--convention in New York. Trusty flash recorder in hand, PSN Correspondent Slau was on the floor live, generally pestering and annoying all the wonderful vendors that were exhibiting. All for you, dear listeners!
Advanced Room Correction System
The Stupid Knob:
Yahoo has a page dedicated to Keith Richards news!
Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question:
Q: What was the first video to air on MTV by a black artist?
A: Billie Jean by Michael Jackson. It's interesting to note that MTV initially didn't want to air any music by black artists.
This week's big winner is Karim Ayari! He takes home a copy of Guitar And Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com.
Honorable Mention goes out to Neil Mavor and Patrique Osbourne.
See you next week!
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News, a Gear Review, Crosstalk, a Special Report from the floor of the 123rd AES show and we tweak the Stupid Knob!
News:
Sneak Peek At Toontrack's Superior Drummer 2.0
Musical Affirmations For Musicians
de la Mancha Releases Ring Thing FREE VST For Windows
Our Friend Marc Sorger:
Hello everyone, this is Big Al. This week I lost a good friend of mine in a senseless auto accident twenty miles north of Spokane, Washington. His name was Marc Sorger, He was 56.
Marc was a real renaissance man of the music business; someone that did everything well. And a true Unsung Hero. He was one the best all-around musicians / studio cats I've ever had the pleasure of knowing and working with. He was a vibrant and dynamic live performer as well as a gifted engineer and mixer.
He was also one of the few golden ears I've ever known. I swear he could spot a problem that was plus or minus 2 db at 18k . . . over the telephone.
As a performer (sax and vocals) he was so fun to watch. He lived and loved his music. His vocal range was stunning and he could do total justice to screaming rock and roll or a tender jazz ballad.
He had the kind of voice that made most people feel like just giving up their singing when they heard him. For some reason, it just made me want to be better. I studied him for hours and it was an education beyond monetary value.
He performed and wrote with The Dillards, The Righteous Brothers, Gino Vanelli, Michael McDonald, Dean and Carol Parks, Linda Ronstadt, Tom Wopat, Greg Topper, The Spirits Of Rhythm, Safe Sax and a host of others.
He also helped to design and build several studios, including Walter Brecker's place over in Hawaii a few years ago.
I had so many good times with Marc in the studio. We usually spent the whole session trying to recover from laughter. I remember one time we were working on some foley late at night and we were like two kids playing in their favorite sandbox together. It was pure joy and magic. That's the way it was always meant to be in the studio as far as I'm concerned.
Below are links to just a sample of some of his work, including some projects we worked on together, and other folks with whom he worked and played. If you happen to have known him or worked with him, please drop me a line and let me know.
I can't begin to fathom that we'll never work together again. I miss him so much it hurts.
My condolences to Marc's whole family, his daughters (Rachell, Natalie and Sabrina), his friends and his long-time musical partners in the group Safe Sax, John Lowry and Tera Wolfe-Brasch.
There will be an event in Marc's Honor at Ella's Supper Club in downtown Spokane on November 4th, 2007.
Click The Play Button ToListen To A Demo Reel Of Marc Sorger:
The last big project that Marc produced, mixed and performed on:Jump by Casey McGill And The Spirits Of Rhythm.
Links To A Few Of The Artists With Whom Marc Has Worked:
Greg Topper
Dean Parks
Dean Parks - IMDB
Carol Parks
The Dillards
Gino Vanelli
Linda Ronstadt
Tom Wopat
Michael McDonald
Bobby HatfieldRighteous Brothers
Bill MedleyRighteous Brothers
Walter BreckerSteely Dan
Gear Review:
Roving PSN reporter Dave Criddle has another great review for us. This week Dave takes a look at the Crysonic line of plugins and puts one or two to the test.
Dave On The Home Recording Odyssey
Dave On The Home Made Hit Show
Crosstalk:
Join Charles Dye for his Mix It Like A Record Advanced Mixing Workshop!
When:
November 8, 2007
Where:
RSPE Audio Solutions
4130 Cahuenga Blvd. Suite #210
Universal City, California 91602
Click Here For Driving Directions From Your Location
Click Here To Learn More About The MiLaR Workshop
Click Here To Register Online Now
The Hit Street Records Talent Show Is Over! Click here to see the winners.
The Talent Search 2007 Staff
Dwight Finney, Mike Bolan, Mike & Cass Schettler, Jerad Finck
Feature Story:
This last week was the 123rd AES--Audio Engineering Society--convention in New York. Trusty flash recorder in hand, PSN Correspondent Slau was on the floor live, generally pestering and annoying all the wonderful vendors that were exhibiting. All for you, dear listeners!
Advanced Room Correction System
The Stupid Knob:
Yahoo has a page dedicated to Keith Richards news!
Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question:
Q: What was the first video to air on MTV by a black artist?
A: Billie Jean by Michael Jackson. It's interesting to note that MTV initially didn't want to air any music by black artists.
This week's big winner is Karim Ayari! He takes home a copy of Guitar And Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com.
Honorable Mention goes out to Neil Mavor and Patrique Osbourne.
See you next week!
Related Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin frappr creative commons digidesign pro tools mix it like a record project studio network bob brooks unsung heroes of the music business
toontrack superior drummer audio damage jars of clay studiotraxx de la mancha marc sorger mark sorger dillards the righteous brothers gino vanelli michael mcdonald dean parks carol parks linda ronstadt tom wopat greg topper the spirits of rhythm casey mcgill safe sax walter brecker john lowry tera wolfe ellas supper club steely dan bobby hatfield bill medley dave criddle homemade hit show crysonic home recording odyssey charles dye mix it like a record milar rspe hitstreet records dwight finney mike schettler cass schettler jerad finck slau aes ik multimedia advnaced room correction system crowley and tripp telefunken ethan winer realtraps se electronics redco abbey road keith richards billie jean michael jackson portable vocal booth