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Art of Record Production 2019

Art of Record Production Conference
May 17-19, 2019
Berklee College of Music, 921 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02215
berklee.edu/arp19

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09:00 EDT

Coffee and registration The Red Room

10:00 EDT

Music Mind Map – a creative tool for music production Classroom 511 (5th floor)Hans Lindetorp Forged by design? - The control of a genre expected sonic signifier on collaborative creation practices within modern heavy metal Classroom 311 (3rd floor)Douglas Heath Leadership and Motivational Styles of Master Producers Classroom 411 (4th floor)Dave Tough • Alan Shacklock

10:30 EDT

Nonlinear Mixing Classroom 511 (5th floor)Hairul Hafizi bin Hasnan Innovation and Tradition in Metal Music Production Classroom 311 (3rd floor)Niall Thomas Searching for Sophia in Music Production Education Classroom 411 (4th floor)David Thyrén • J-O Gullö • Per-Henrik Holgersson • Bo Westman

11:00 EDT

Conduits of Creation: The Role of the Synthesizer in Brian Eno’s Discreet Music Classroom 511 (5th floor)Dr Neil O Connor Gendered Cotextuality in Heavy Metal Songs/Videos: The Role of the Female Guest Artist Classroom 311 (3rd floor)Lori Burns Izotope Demo - New Technology in Live Performance Classroom 411 (4th floor)

11:30 EDT

The Controller as an Agent of Unpredictability: Electronic Music, 60’s Counterculture, and the Early Live Sound Industry Classroom 511 (5th floor)Nicholas Clark Reeder Izotope Demo, cont. Classroom 411 (4th floor) Textural Stratification, The Rise of Multitrack, and Yes’ Classic Recordings Classroom 311 (3rd floor)John Covach

12:00 EDT

Tour of Berklee studios and electronic music labLIMITED The Red Room Keynote - In Conversation with Ann Mincieli David Friend Recital HallAnn Mincieli • Katia Isakoff

13:00 EDT

Lunch The Berklee Caf

14:00 EDT

Drop-ins and multiple takes: ASARP members’ updatesLIMITED David Friend Recital HallJoe Bennett • Katia Isakoff • Shara Rambarran Tour of Berklee studios and electronic music labFULL The Red Room

14:15 EDT

Women Produce Music: THEN and NOW David Friend Recital HallKatia Isakoff • Theresa Leonard • Darla Hanley • Susan Schmidt-Horning

15:30 EDT

Tour of Berklee studios and electronic music labFILLING The Red Room Ableton Demo David Friend Recital Hall

16:30 EDT

Break - Refreshments David Friend Recital Hall

17:00 EDT

Development and Evaluation of Internet of Things Technologies for Music Production and Creative Collaboration Classroom 411 (4th floor)Rob Toulson • Marques Hardin Immersed in Pop: Rethinking Directionality in Popular Music for a Post-Stereo World Classroom 511 (5th floor)Zachary Bresler Lost Recordings, "Recording" and Modernity as Marketing in the Jazz Age [SKYPE] (moderator - Steve D’Agostino) Classroom 311 (3rd floor)Tyler William Sonnichsen

17:30 EDT

Cue-mix, collaboration and the collective performance Classroom 411 (4th floor)Claus Sohn Andersen The Mother Of Invention: Creative Commitment As A Reaction To Financial And Technological Uncertainty Classroom 311 (3rd floor)Brendan Williams THE MUSIC ROOM: Considerations and negotiations in the staging of a 3D immersive music experience Classroom 511 (5th floor)Sara McGuinness

18:00 EDT

Transnational Flow: Experiments in Long Distance Non-Synchronous Networked Collaboration Classroom 411 (4th floor)Daniel Pratt • Instructor, Wellington Gordon • Shane Hoose • Lachlan Goold 3D Audio for Music: An investigation into 3D sound staging and creative production for binaural reproduction Classroom 511 (5th floor)Jo Lord The economic and environmental cost of recorded music Classroom 311 (3rd floor)Matt Brennan

19:00 EDT

Evening performance and dinner The Berklee CafBerklee College of Music