Bill Porter honored by Webster AES at our
inaugural event in November 2003.

 

Bill Porter and the first student section at
Webster University

 

Webster AES hosted Rupert Neve in April of 2004

 

Rupert Neve signs the faceplate of the Neve
console circa 1970.

 

Chris Huston, famous for his work with Led
Zeppelin and War, now an acoustician, visited
Webster in December of 2003.

 

Andrew Gilchrist, studio owner from New Orleans
best known for his work with Ani DiFranco, was
hosted by Webster AES in December 0f 2004.

 

Webster AES brought Ron Lagerlof in from LA in
September 2005

 

Two of our AES members (of the nine who went)
at the convention in New York in October, 2005.

 

Author, MIDI guru and raconteur Paul Lehrman
brought Bad Boy Makes Good and the Ballet
Mechanique to Webster AES in November 2005.

 

The students of the AES invited the faculty to a
Town Hall Q&A session in December, 2005.

 

Alan Parsons graced Webster with a compelling
presentation in February 2006.

 

Elliot Scheiner impressed the students at
Webster with his warmth, humor and humility
during his March 2006 visit.

Students from the Webster University Student Section enjoying the AES convention in San Francisco in October, 2006

 

Inventor Dale Manquen, famous for his work in early multitacking, visited Webster in October, 2006

 

Mic guru and all around nice guy Bob Heil visited
Webster in November of 2006.

 

Dave Moulton, the keynote speaker at the First Annual Central Region AES Student Summit in Marrch, 2007

 

Dave Moulton and Craig Rousch hold the Platinum Panel at the First Annual Central Region AES Student Summit in March, 2007

 

Webster students and faculty during the AES convention in New York in October, 2007

 

Another shot from the AES convention in New York in 2007, including Webster grads and faculty.

 

Webster students attended and participated in the AES convention in Amsterdam in 2008.

 

Webster AES hosted an evening with famed Beatles' engineer Geoff Emerick in November, 2008. Geoff also helped out in a few classes during the visit.

 

The distinguished judges for the Recording Competition at the Third Annual Central Region AES Student Summit in April, 2009 were music industry giants (l-r) Phil Ramone, Frank Filipetti and Jim Kaiser

 

Conference Chair and AES Webster Chair Shaun Wall (c.) flanked by multiple Grammy Award winners Phil Ramone (l.) and Frank Filipetti (r.)

 

Three Grammy Award winning music industry giants presented the Platinum Panel to a full house in Sunnen Lounge, (l-r) Phil Ramone, Frank Filipetti and Jim Anderson

 

Multiple Grammy Award winner Phil Ramone delivers the Keynote Address titled "From 45's to Downloads" during the Third Annual Central Region Audio Engineering Society Student Summit.

 

Conference Chair and Webster University AES Chair Shaun Wall introduces the Platinum Panel, featuring Phil Ramone, Frank Filipetti and Jim Kaiser on Saturday morning.

 

 

 

Students attending the Third Annual Central Region Audio Engineering Student Summit at Webster cram into Audio Studio A on Friday night for "Late Night Analog Recording Session" with Mark Rubel (center) and Cris Mara.