MI7 and PreSonus at Inter BEE 2012!
[This just in from MI7, our distributors in Japan!]
We exhibited at Inter BEE 2012. Recognized as a professional show for audio, video and communications, Inter BEE has established itself as an international exhibition showcasing top-level domestic and overseas broadcast, video, audio and lighting equipment as well as peripheral applications and solutions all under one roof.
We displayed two sections for music production solutions: medium-format live solution and small-format live solution. StudioLive and Studio One was most popular! The visitors enjoyed the sound and hands-on experience. We obtained approximately 700 leads! I attached some photo for your reference. Thank you for your support.
WORLD PREMIERE – Scott Szeryk – “Black Squirrel Funk” – Live at Aeolian Hall
Up for some funky shred? Because Scott’s StudioLive 24.4.2 sure was. Sounds like a studio track, but this is allllll live. 🙂
Three Great New Studio One Vids from WinkSound!
The boys at Winksound do great, great work, and we’re fortunate to have partnered with them. Here’s some of their latest, including Studio One feature breakdowns as well as some tremendous interview footage from PreSonuSphere 2012. Thanks, guys!
PreSonus Studio One 2.5 New Updates:
PreSonus Studio One 2: How To Use Event Effects:
PreSonus Studio One 2: How To Customize And Export Key Commands
Ray Johnston Band Produces EPK Track Live via StudioLive 16.4.2
[This just in from the Ray Johnston Band!]
Hey PreSonus! We finished the EPK, all recorded live from our PreSonus 16.4.2. Hope y’all dig. Bobby Sparks was on the gig as you will see!
Like what you hear? Check out the Ray Johnston Band on the platform of your choice:
Introducing the Softube Saturation Knob—Free in Studio One 2.5
We’re proud to announce the Softube Saturation Knob extension, a new, free plug-in to all PreSonus Studio One Professional and Producer users! Why take the time and expense to hit your tracks to some old unreliable magnetic tape machine when you can just turn a li’l virtual knob for the same effect?”
Austin Woodward Gets Shot by Photographic Royalty
[The following comes to us from Ken Davis, manager for the young six-string wünderkid, and PreSonus Artist Austin Woodward.]
Hey PreSonus team!
San Diego Troubadour on PreSonuSphere
[Sven-Erik Seaholm, Executive Wordsmith over at San Diego Troubadour, flew out to Baton Rouge for PreSonuSphere and created a nice writeup on his experience.]
As my flight lifts off from the Baton Rouge runway, a silvery trickle of sunlight glints along the plane’s wing (of which I have a perfect view) and suddenly splashes into my eyes with the blinding sting of organic hotel shampoo. Lying back, I think about the events from the last two days and wonder if I’ll ever be able to digest all of the info and experiences I feasted on like Thursday’s jambalaya…
Regular readers of this column know that in addition to the techniques and philosophies discussed here, we also cover a lot of different gear from a variety of manufacturers. Microphones to headphones, keyboards to plug-ins; if it helps you make better music and recordings we try to cover it. That said, there are a few companies whose products have been featured here numerous times. None more so than those from PreSonus (www.presonus.com).
Most recently, we looked at their StudioLive 16.0.2 mixer and StudioOne 2 digital audio workstation software. We highlighted these particular products for three specific reasons: the amount of power being placed into the hands of the “average” musician or recordist, the company’s very reasonable price points and the ingenuity and elegance with which their solutions are rendered.
When I heard they were hosting a two-day event called PreSonuSphere, an interactive conference where users would not only attend information-drenched presentations and receive hands-on training with PreSonus’ line of mixers and software solutions, but would actually be able to interact with the developers of these products as well, I knew I had to go.
[More after the jump. Read the complete article over at San Diego Troubadour.]
We’re Hiring a Web Content Coordinator.
We’ve got an extra seat to fill here in the PreSonus office in Baton Rouge. Perhaps it’s a good fit for you!
Web Content Coordinator
Job Description
PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc., is a leading designer and manufacturer of audio-recording software, hardware, and related accessories. PreSonus’ software, microphone preamps, signal processors, digital audio interfaces, mixers, control surfaces, and other products are used worldwide for recording, sound reinforcement, broadcast, sound design, and Internet audio. The Web Content Coordinator does exactly that: Coordinates (and sometimes originates) content for www.presonus.com by working with all contributors including in-house writers and art directors, Social Media Manager and outside PR and Artist Relations firms. The Coordinator is in charge of making sure that all content on the site is correct and that new content is posted in a timely manner. The WCC will also constantly monitor the site for problems. Initially, the WCC will serve as Project Manager for the transfer of all current content from the old site to the upcoming new site.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Monitor the site for:
- Broken links
- Missing or out-of-date downloads
- Typographical errors
- Obsolete content
- Loading problems, DOS attacks, hacking
- Oversee the addition of content to the site including
- New products and updated product copy for existing products
- Work with Creative Director and Writer
- Updated downloads
- Work with Production Art Director and freelance Documentation Project Manager
- Work with QA staff
- Videos
- Work with Video Designer and outside video sources
- Artist Spotlights including basic image enhancement in Photoshop
- Work with the Communications Manager and Artist Relations
- Sales Promotions
- Work with VP of Sales and International Sales Director
- New products and updated product copy for existing products
- Monitoring and reporting
- Monitor and report site traffic trends on a weekly basis
- Monitor and report sight navigation patterns on a monthly basis
- Evaluate e-blast responses
- Banner coordination
- Maintain database of paid site requirements
- Work with Marketing Coordinator and Creative Director to implement banner campaigns start to finish
- Evaluate click-through rates after each campaign or monthly
Desired skills
- Assist freelance Documentation Project Manager and outside translators in preparing a plan and budget for site localization in ES, DE and FR
- Work with outside translators and Web Designer/Programmer to execute localization plan
Qualifications
- Microsoft Office: Word, some Excel experience
- Must be willing to learn advanced PowerPoint skills
- E-mail systems
- Adobe Photoshop
- Basic HTML experience a must. Does not need to be proficient but needs to be a good problem solver.
- Must work well with others
- Must have a strong sense of organization and the ability to achieve deadlines
- Knowledge of recording and musical instruments
Job Location: Baton Rouge, LA
The Studio Channel Shines Like Some Kind of Heavy Metal!
Check out the latest heavy metal recorded via the PreSonus Studio Channel from @guitarist_facts!