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Releasing Your Music on Vinyl as an Indie Artist
With last year’s Women in Vinyl panel serving as an introduction to the various career paths (watch on YouTube) you can explore in the vinyl industry, we now focus on guiding you through the process of releasing your music on the vinyl format as an independent musician. What preparation do you need to make beforehand? What are the estimated costs of a typical vinyl release? What options does one have when releasing music on vinyl (full production run, short-runs, lathe cuts, etc.) Let our vinyl experts guide you through your journey towards releasing an LP record. April 11th 12 PM – 2PM |
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Ask the Experts – Mixing for Live Broadcasts
This is your opportunity to ask professional broadcast engineers questions about their careers, jobs, and what skills you need to work in live broadcasts. Panelist include Mary Mazurek, Eileen Delahunty, Mark Travis, and Kamila Pietrusińska. April 26th 11 AM |
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Bridging the Gap- Audio System Design
A discussion from multiple perspectives. Designing a new system can be daunting. Don’t let it crush you. Join us for a round table discussion about the process and challenges of designing an audio system that meets the needs of the Audience, the Venue, and the Engineer. This event is FREE for all attendees. Advanced registration is required. April 10th 1:00 pm |
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For over thirty-five years, the Sun Valley Music Festival has presented must-see, must-hear, musical performances in a spectacular setting. Led by dynamic Music Director Alasdair Neale, and comprised of the best musicians from North America’s leading orchestras, the Festival attracts internationally-renowned soloists and over 50,000 concert-goers annually to it’s Winter and Summer Season concerts.
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UCLA Arts & Healing Presents the HOPE Series: Healing Online for People Everywhere
UCLA’s free HOPE (Healing Online for People Everywhere) Series supports the resilience of our global community with an emphasis on child development and wellness through social emotional arts during this unprecedented time. HOPE enhances the innate social-emotional benefits of the arts with supportive practices, such as non-judgmental language and reflection, for self-discovery, connection, and empowerment. |