Webster University
Audio Production Program
Audio Production Professor, Gary Gottlieb (center) at the May 2006 AES Convention in Paris, France.
Working on-line with a group seeking to establish international standards for Audio Education,
Gary was invited by the Chair of the Education Committee to be a panelist at this convention.
The group's intent is to have the AES adopt the standards which will benefit students, employers
and educators. Gary also attended the October 2006 Convention to give an updated report.
Audio Production Graduate, Matt Allen, standing beside the 3M M79
analog 24 track tape recorder recently donated to the program.
The M79 will be spruced up a bit by the students before taking
its place in Control Room A. Matt was instrumental in securing the donation.
Noted recording engineer and producer, Elliot Scheiner (standing) presented a day long
seminar about mxing for surround sound. Later that evening, Mr. Scheiner made a second presentation
in Moore Auditorium. Both events were sponsored by the Student Chapter of the Audio Engineering Society.
Gary Gottlieb, Nikisha Bailey (President of the Student A.E.S. Chapter)
Alan Parsons and Audio Production student, Matt Allen. This picture was taken just after Mr. Parson's
presentation in Moore Auditorium, located on Webster University's main campus.
Gary Gottlieb, Bill Porter and Audio
Production Student, Jonathan Jory
(President of the Student A.E.S. chapter) during a presentation of the Student
Chapter to Bill Porter. Gary Gottlieb
is Assistant Professor of Audio
Production and the faculty supervisor for the Student Chapter.
Audio
Industry legend, Rupert Neve, signs the face plate of a Neve Kelso in
Studio A during his visit and lecture.
The Student Chapter of the Audio
Engineering Society planned and hosted
the event.
Assistant Professor Garry Gottlieb and a group of Audio Production Students
outside the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tennesee
Audio Production students outside famed Studio B in Nashville.
Studio B is where Bill Porter created many of his hits.
Audio Production students inside Studio B
Audio Production students examine the remainder of the equipment in the
otherwise empty Studio B Control Room. The tape recorder is an Ampex MM1000.
Barry Hufker, Joni Michelle Gibson, Vince Sievers (seated at the console) and Peter Schmalfeldt.
The article is from a recent issue of Sony's "Soundbyte" magazine.
Barry Hufker, Elizabeth Wilmes, Jonathan Wilson in Studio A holding a new Focusrite Voicemaster.
The Voicemaster was second prize in a competition sponsored by "Sound On Sound" magazine.
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