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Intel at AES
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Stop By and Say
Hello!
Don't miss the Intel/Gibson/Cakewalk booth #814 at the AES Convention, October
5-8! Experience the next generation of home- and studio-based music
creation. See how Gibson's new Les Paul HD.6X-PRO Digital Guitar and
Cakewalk's SONAR DAW leverage the astounding power of the new Intel(R)
Core™ 2 Duo processor-based systems. Live performances are
scheduled daily.
NOW LIVE!
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Late-Breaking News
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AES TECHNICAL
TOURS
Available on a first-come basis, tickets for AES
Technical Tours can be purchased during normal registration hours at
Moscone Center. Tours include Altera Corp., Dolby Labs, Meyer Sound,
Fantasy Studios, Ex'Pression College, Current TV, Davies Symphony Hall,
Paul Stubblebine Mastering, Industrial Light & Magic, Pyramind, The
Plant Studios, Stanford's CCRMA and Talking House Productions.
EQUALIZER DESIGN
Cutting Edge and AES present a special
event featuring Geoff Daking, Doug Fearn, Greg Gualtieri, George
Massenburg, Rupert Neve, Malcolm Toft, Saul Walker and Paul Wolff in a
forum on equalizer design. It's Friday Oct 6th at 4:30, in Moscone
Center, Room 104. Admission is limited to 160 attendees: Get your pass
at one of these booths: API, Daking, D.W. Fearn, GML, Pendulum Audio,
Rupert Neve Designs, Toft Audio and Tonelux.
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Going to the AES show in San Francisco? Why not stop by GC Pro (booth
935) and enter to win a Solid State Logic Duende™ DSP system?
We're giving away one Duende system each day of the show, so here's your
chance to add SSL console-grade channel and dynamics processing to your
DAW... for FREE! Plus, get free AES exhibit passes from GC Pro today! gcpro.com/
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PRODUCTS
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BIAS PEAK PRO
5 XT
Pro 5 XT combines the industry-standard stereo audio editing, processing
and mastering application for the Mac with SoundSoap and SoundSoap Pro
restoration plug-ins and the new Master Perfection Suite at an amazing
price. AES booth #134.
www.bias-inc.com
TASCAM DM-4800
The digital console for pros who demand a
flexible mix platform that configures to fit their needs, this
64-channel mixer features 24 buses, 12 aux sends per channel and 24
studio-grade mic preamps. AES booth #202.
www.tascam.com
CAKEWALK SONAR 6 PRODUCER EDITION
Taking you from
inspiration to masterpiece faster than ever, SONAR 6 Producer Edition
features Active Controller Technology, AudioSnap, VC-64 Vintage Channel
and the industry-leading 64-bit double-precision mix engine. AES booth
#1426.
www.cakewalk.com
AKG PERCEPTION 400
This large-diaphragm condenser mic is
designed for both studio and live sound, with switchable cardioid, omni
and figure-8 patterns, -10dB pad, bass cut filter and shockmount. AES
booth #801.
www.akg.com
TC ELECTRONIC KONNEKT 24D
This 14x14 (in/out) FireWire
recording interface has stereo mic/DI inputs, built-in Fabrik C channel
strip and Fabrik R reverb, and low-latency drivers for Mac OS X, Intel
Macs, Windows XP and all apps supporting WDM, ASIO and Core Audio
drivers. AES booth #820.
www.tcelectronic.com
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Mix AES S.F. Survival Guide
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WHILE YOU'RE
HERE...take a Booth Break
Even the editors admit it: After the 47th logarithmic-crossfade demo,
the eyes glaze over. If your dogs are barkin' and you're overdue for
some fresh air, check out these mini-getaways, a stone's throw from the
convention center. Want more ideas? Head to our Survival Guide
How's My Football Team Doing?
Fourth Streeet Bar & Deli:
East Coasters, don't forget that your football games start at 10 a.m.
out here on the Left Coast. Right near the Convention Center, at the
corner of Fourth and Mission, are more than 20 TVs, showing all the
games. Great beer selection, though you may want to start with a Bloody
Mary. If you stay for the 1 o'clock game and skip the last afternoon of
the show, try the cheeseburger and fries.
Lunch With Warhol
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, with its sleek,
imposing brick façade and cylindrical tower looming over Moscone,
houses not only a full scope of world-class contemporary art, but a hip,
classy café offering surprisingly good, eclectic fare. And no
admission ticket required. They'll even make you a take-out box if you
give them 48 hours' warning -- but then you wouldn't be tempted to bail
on booth duty and take in an exhibit or two...
Wine-o-Matic
I've always been a beer girl. Even after 14
years in the wine Mecca of Northern California, I haven't entirely
caught on to the whole "swirl, sniff, sip" culture. That is, until I
checked out Vinovenue, a hip wine "automat" just down the block
from Moscone. The concept is novel: Insert your prepaid "tasting card"
into one of the sleek, high-tech tasting stations, choose from one of
the more than 100 featured wines, push a button and like magic, a sample
is dispensed into your glass. You can evaluate the wine yourself, or if
you're like me, consult with the ever-knowledgeable staff. Single-ounce
pours range from cabs in the $1 range to rare vintages that can top $40
a sip. Steep -- but hey, when's the last time you got someone to share
their '97 Chateau D'Yquem? If you find something you like, sidle over to
the cozy bar and try a full glass, or pick up a bottle to go. 686
Mission Street at Third.
Wholesale Flower Mart
Peruse various flowers...pick some up
for the booth. Those who watched your shift may be more forgiving that
you "ducked out" a little longer than expected if you come back with a
beautiful bouquet! And what better way to make your booth "blossom."
Open to the public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. At Brannan and 6th; www.sfflmart.com
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