September 23, 2009 – 5 pm to 6 pm
Easy Music King Street

Chris will be discussing the basics of Digital Audio Workstations and home recording. If you’ve ever worked with ProTools, Cubase, Logic, M-Audio, PreSonus, Digidesign or any other home recording systems, you should come down with any questions you may have.

Chris’ last clinic on MIDI was very enlightening and this one should be as well!

Chris Bailey has worked as a music technology consultant for 16 years and as audio engineer for over 10 years. He has a Platinum Record award for his work as a recording engineer on Tyrese’s self titled first CD. Since 1998 he has been working as an instructor at the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in Tempe Arizona. Chris has been teaching various subjects such as digital audio, MIDI, surround sound, video game audio, Digidesign Pro Tools and Apple Logic Pro.  In early 2009 Chris and his wife relocated to live closer to his wife’s family on the windward side of Oahu.

As a musician he has toured the United States with the band “beats the hell out of me”. BTHOOM has recorded several albums and was signed for awhile with Metal Blade Records. During that time the band worked with producer Ross Robinson.  Recently Chris has produced and engineered the band’s “Revising History” CD which they have released themselves.

As a solo artist Chris started the project TripNet, which is a blending of World, Electronic, Ambient, and Guitar Textures. These instrumental recordings have been his inspiration for getting into video and pursuing soundtrack work. A TripNet Cd entitled “Curve” was released in 2002 and a new CD “Acquisition of Signal” was released in 2008.  All CDs mentioned are available at CDbaby.com, and on the Apple iTunes Music Store, along with many other digital distribution sites.

Chris has scored music for several different multimedia and video projects for companies such as Sundt, Fairmont Hotels, Arizona Chain Reaction, and REI.