AES Detroit Section Meeting Notice
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Audio Engineering Society
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Speaker:
Bob Dennis & Greg Reilly Topic: History and Future of the Recording Studio in Detroit Bob Dennis will review his role in the history of the music recording industry in Detroit and their contributions today. Bob will tell how the shift from the influence of the major studios to iTunes has affected the music industry and artist development in Detroit. A tour of the facility will be lead by Greg Reilly. |
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SPEAKERS:
SPEAKERS:
Bob Dennis was mastering engineer at Motown and HDH, cutting all their hit
records before founding "Superdisc" over thirty years ago. At "Superdisc"
Bob continued to offer disc mastering on a state of the art half speed
Neumann lathe through the 1980s. The "Superdisc" name was shortened to the
slang everyone called it, "The Disc". Today Bob teaches and develops courses
for "The Recording Institute of Detroit", a trade school for recording
skills at the same location as the studio.
Greg Reilly has been manager of "The Disc" recording studio for thirty
years. Prior to that he worked at HDH Sound studios in Detroit, starting as
an intern. "The Disc" has recorded well known groups, Parliament,
Funkadelic, Mary J Blige, Busta Rhymes, The Four Tops, and Kid Rock for
producers George Clinton, Don Was and others.
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| Date and Time: |
| 2:00 PM, Saturday, December 6, 2008 |
| Location: |
| The Disc Ltd., 14611 E. Nine Mile Rd., Eastpoint, Michigan. (At Beechwood between Groesbeck and Gratiot) (Park on the east side of the building and enter on the west side) |
| Pre-Meeting Lunch Location: |
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12:30 PM
at Salvatore Scallopini, 22611 Gratiot Ave, Eastpointe, Michigan, 586-775-4477, 0.6 mi East of The Disc. |