https://www.eventbrite.com/event/8924173443
The Society of Composers & Lyricists (SCL) is pleased to present:
DIGITAL PERFORMER 8: Workflows for Today's Composer
- featuring Mark of the Unicorn's DP specialists Dave Roberts and Matt LaPointe -
Join Dave Roberts and Matt LaPoint from MOTU for a guided tour of Digital Performer 8, an award-winning, cross-platform, 64-bit audio workstation. The seminar will focus on production workflows for composing, recording, and delivering broadcast-ready music and sound for picture. DP8 adds a world-class suite of 17 new effects plugins, a new HD video engine, HD monitoring through MOTU video interfaces, Punch Guard confidence recording, 15 new Themes, and dozens of customizations and workflow enhancements. Learn the benefits of using DP8 with MOTU audio, MIDI, and video interfaces as well as MOTU's line of virtual instruments.
MOTU product specialist "Magic Dave" Roberts is an author, lecturer, and product expert at MOTU who works with local and international artists. Matt LaPoint, West Coast representative, works in Los Angeles as a mixing engineer specializing in Film & TV scores.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2013, 7:00pm (check-in 6:40pm)
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FREE for SCL MEMBERS
NON-MEMBERS, GUESTS OF MEMBERS, STUDENT NON-MEMBERS: Register through EventBrite, then for guaranteed seating purchase your ticket in advance thru the SCL website via credit card only. (No refunds). Otherwise check or exact cash (only) can be paid at the door. Check payable to Society of Composers & Lyricists. (No refunds)
$35 for NON-MEMBERS and GUESTS OF MEMBERS
http://www.thescl.com/Prepaid-non-member
$20 for Non-member college STUDENT with valid student I.D.
http://www.thescl.com/Prepaid-non-member
THE SOCIETY OF COMPOSERS & LYRICISTS (SCL) is the non-profit and primary organization for professional film, television, video game, and musical theater composers and lyricists, and those working in our industry such as orchestrators, arrangers, music supervisors, music agents, music attorneys, music editors, copyists, recording engineers, and related jobs, with a distinguished 65-year history in the fine art of creating music for visual media. Current SCL Members include the top creative professionals whose experience and expertise is focused on many of the creative, technological, legal, newsworthy and pressing issues of the film music, television music, game music, and musical theatre industry today. http://www.TheSCL.com