Description:
Maestro Curtis and David Gibson will first discuss the variety of jobs
of Producers. They will then present a step-by-step process (outlined
in their book, "The Art of Producing") for producing a musical
project. They will take the attendees through an interactive process
of critiquing all of the components that make up a great production.
They will show how each of these components can be refined to create
the best possible production.
They will then show the mix of the song visually using Gibson's
Virtual Mixer concept. You will come away with a clear step-by-step
process that you can apply to producing any style of music.
About the speakers:
David Gibson and Maestro Curtis are the co-authors of "The Art of
Producing," (currently working on the second edition) the only book in
the field that explains a step-by-step process for producing a musical
project, and is the only book in the field of Audio that addresses
this complex subject in detail.
David Gibson is the founder and Chief Instructor of Globe Institute.
He has been teaching, engineering and producing groups in major 24
track studios since 1982. David taught Recording at Cabrillo College
in Santa Cruz for five years. He is the author of the best selling
book, “The Art of Mixing,” that uses visuals to explain and show every
style of mix in the world. He is also the inventor of the Patented,
"Virtual Mixer," which uses visuals of the mix to control mixing
consoles and computerized mixers. David has done recording for James
Brown's Band, Bobby Whitlock (Derek and the Dominoes), The Atlanta
Rhythm Section, Hank Williams Jr.'s Band, and has worked with members
of the Doobie Brothers, Lacy J. Dalton's Band, Herbie Hancock's Band
and It's a Beautiful Day. He has produced a variety of other records
ranging from New Age to Heavy Metal to Hip Hop and Electronica.
David is also the owner of the largest and most advanced Sound Healing
Institute in the nation and has produced 3 international Sound Healing
conferences. He composed and produced the sound track for, "The
Living Matrix" movie and has over 30 Sound Therapy CD's on the market.
David has setup a Sound Healing Research Foundation, and has done a
research project with Parkinson's patients using sound to alleviate
tremors. David has also produced a Cirque style play and is working
with their top producer. He is also written and is working on 2 major
movie projects.
Maestro Curtis, MALS has a strong background in Jazz and Classical
music and has three Bachelors Degrees: 1) Piano and Vocal Music, 2)
Radio and TV Communications, and 3) Speech and Theatre; and, two
Masters Degrees: 1) Music Theory/Orchestration and Arranging, and 2)
Philosophy; and a PhD pending in Human and Organizational
Development/Symbolic Analysis with an emphasis on Educational
Leadership and Change (The Fielding Institute in Santa Barbara,
California). Maestro has over 35 years experience in the recording
industry and has performed with such artists as Peabo Bryson, The
Ojay's, George Benson, Dorothy Morrison (the original singer of “Oh
Happy Day”), Thelma Houston, Phyllis Hyman, and Lenny Williams (Tower
of Power) and has played with The Count Basie Orchestra (under the
direction Dr. Frank Foster), to name a few. He has produced albums
with Maurice White of Earth, Wind and Fire under the Kalimba Records
label. He is also CEO of JazzyBoo Records where he is currently
developing and producing artists in all genres of music, of which, 12
albums are scheduled for release this year alone, production already
complete, including his group the Jazz Hieroglyphics and his solo
project. He is working behind the scenes, teaching and producing
music for San Francisco local artists highlighting the San
Francisco/Bay Area Sound.
Maestro worked as the interim director for Globe Institute of
Recording and Production to help David Gibson found the school, along
with Sound Healing colleagues, Randy Masters, Lisa Rafel, Jan Circone,
Joshua Leeds, Steven Halpern, and Richard Anderson, who helped David
Gibson pioneer and develop Globe Institute’s Sound Healing component
now known as The Sound and Consciousness Institute of which Maestro
also served as a part of the faculty and has co-written with David and
played on music for Nutri-Energetic Systems. Maestro has also
developed and implemented a complete and comprehensive music therapy
program funded by United Way for the elderly who suffer from
Alzheimer’s and Dementia. After years of conducting private workshops
and teaching in the Sound Healing community and being a college
professor for some 30 years, he is now the founder/President of the
Workshop Institute of Integral Music and Sound Consciousness (Healing
Center) and has produced sound healing music CDs and is authoring
books on how to create music for healing.
Facility Description:
Globe Institute of Recording and Production is one of the first
Recording Schools in the Bay Area -- founded in 1990.
The Institute offers 4 State approved certificate programs and an
Associates Degree in Audio Recording and Producing.
Certificate programs are in Recording and Producing, Music Business,
Digital Composition, and Audio for Media.
The Institute also offers Certificate Programs and an Associates
Degree in Sound Therapy -- the study of how sound affects us
Physically, Mentally, Emotionally and Spiritually. The science behind
how sound affects us is also incorporated into the
Audio Recording classes.
Address & Directions:
Globe Institute of Recording and Production
739 Bryant St. San Francisco, CA 94107
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