PMC Brings Line-Up of Products and Seminars to AES Los Angeles 2016
British loudspeaker manufacturer PMC will be hosting a range of seminars at the AES Convention in Los Angeles under its popular Masters of Audio banner.These events give Convention visitors the opportunity to hear presentations from some of the pro audio industry’s most prominent engineers and producers, many of whom have won multiple GRAMMY Awards for their work.
Those taking part this year include:
·Producer Greg Wells, who has worked with Adele, Pharrell Williams and Elton John
·Classical producer Daniel Shores
·Producer David Miles Huber, who also wrote the book Modern Recording Techniques
·Producer Al Schmitt, who has worked with Frank Sinatra, George Benson and Quincy Jones
·10x Grammy Award-winning producer Jim Anderson
·Tonmeister and Bayerischer Rundfunk senior engineer, Ulrike Schwartz-Anderson
·Producer Steve Genewick, who has worked with Diana Krall, Neil Young, George Benson and Paul McCartney
·Apple Music/Beats 1 Studios Worldwide Chief Studio Engineer, Kevin Keith
·Producer Dave Rideau, whose credits include Janet Jackson, Sting and Earth Wind and Fire
·Producer and owner of the newly opened Sphere Studios in Los Angeles, Francesco Cameli
·Engineer Jeff Ellis who recently completed work on Frank Ocean’s long-awaited second album, Blonde.
PMC’s Masters of Audio program will take place in demo room 515B, which is equipped with the company’s flagship QB1-XBD-A and IB2-XBD-A monitor systems. Both systems will be put through their paces between seminar sessions for AES LA attendees to experience.
On the exhibition floor, PMC will focus attention on its compact twotwo range of active nearfield monitors (Booth 113). Conceived for nearfield monitoring in situations where space is at a premium, the twotwo range is claimed to offer professional users high levels of clarity, transparency and accuracy. The range comprises three models – the twotwo.5, twotwo.6, twotwo.8 and matching active subs.
PMC twotwo loudspeakers can also be seen on a number of other AES booths, with manufacturers such as API, Benchmark and Antelope deploying PMC monitors to support their own equipment demonstrations.
Finally, for the 13th year running, PMC is supplying the AES with a full BB5-XBD-A 5.1 system for its high-resolution play back sessions and seminars. It is also hosting the AES Student Critique sessions in its 515B demo room.
