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NEWS
— SPRING 2002 EDITION
Welcome to the first edition
of our online newsletter. We would like to specially
thank our friend Michael
Abram, webmaster extraordinaire, for getting our
website going!
HERE AND
NOW
We recently upgraded
to Pro Tools version 5.1.1. Having had some time to
get up to speed, we have to say that this is no mere
incremental enhancement; this is one powerful upgrade!
Projects have been going faster and smoother than ever.
Once again our hats are off to the guys at Digidesign,
who are really working hard to get it right!
ON THE
HORIZON
Time and technology are marching on rapidly, and so
we must, too. In the next few months, expect us to be
adding digital video capability. This will drastically
enhance the process of doing any scoring or sound design
to picture, by utilizing Pro Tools' integrated Quicktime
movie support.
We are also seriously eyeballing
the new Pro Tools HD system, which features totally
revamped hardware and TDM architecture, permitting 128
simultaneous 24 bit tracks at sampling rates up to 192
KHz!
As always, our aim is to furnish
fully professional quality audio services at reasonable
prices.
HERE ARE
SOME OF THE RECENT DOINGS AT JGMP:
Ronnie Lawson Productions continues
to come in with their industrial prerecord sessions.
Singer/guitarist Alex Dorsch
of the West Coast-based group Learned
Hand was in over the holidays to do extensive vocal
and guitar overdubs and mixes for Learned Hand's as
yet untitled CD.
Poet Vicki
Hudspith and percussionist Daniel Freedman were
in to cut, mix and master 10 tracks for a new, expanded
version of Vicki's CD "Urban Voodoo".
Singer/songwriter Larry
John McNally has been editing and archiving an impressive
new catalog of songs. Possibly he has a new record in
mind?
Recent mastering projects include
The
Lemon Juice Quartet for Piadrum records and several
tracks for session singer Jaime Babbitt's impending
release. We also mastered several tracks for an exciting
new Spanish artist, Rebeca Vallejo.
Singers Deb Lyons and Julie
Grower each came in to do updated demo reels, while
Diva Extraordinaire Brenda
Bergman was in to spiff up her performance tracks.
Veteran tunesmith Sarah Nagourney
has been coming by regularly to do vocals, guitars and
mixes with her various collaborators, notably session
ace P. J. Lequerica.
Well, that's all for now.
We will be updating this page
regularly.
Best to all,
JG.
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