If you’ve ever wanted a behind the scenes look at what’s going on in the Conservatory’s state-of-the-art live sound classroom, it’s as easy as picking up a copy of the October, 2004 issue of Mix magazine. The Audio Education issue of Mix features an over-the-shoulder view from the mix position in the Conservatory’s live sound classroom where Instructor Keith Morris is mixing a live band on the Yamaha PM1D Digital Audio Mixing System. Also featured in the shot is the recently-installed JBL Vertec Line Array.The magazine's education issue comes out every October and focuses on the top schools in the country.
"Mix only does 12 covers a year and it’s a real honor to be chosen for the feature spot in the Education issue." Says Administrator Kirt Hamm. "To be recognized by the #1 professional audio and music publication in the world is confirmation that we’re doing things right. We’re happy to be providing such a service to our industry."
The Yamaha PM1D and JBL Vertech Line Array are part of the school’s expansion into their new Gilbert location where students learn on equipment from Digidesign, Solid State Logic, Neve, Alesis, Neumann, AEA, Royer and many other pro audio companies.
"Mix only does 12 covers a year and it’s a real honor to be chosen for the feature spot in the Education issue." Says Administrator Kirt Hamm. "To be recognized by the #1 professional audio and music publication in the world is confirmation that we’re doing things right. We’re happy to be providing such a service to our industry."
The Yamaha PM1D and JBL Vertech Line Array are part of the school’s expansion into their new Gilbert location where students learn on equipment from Digidesign, Solid State Logic, Neve, Alesis, Neumann, AEA, Royer and many other pro audio companies.