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SAE INSTITUTE’S MIAMI CAMPUS EXHIBITS STRONG PRESENCE
AT LEADING ELECTRONIC MUSIC FESTIVAL
— Leading educator in DJ and electronic music offers performance and technique seminars at premiere winter festival —
MIAMI, FLORIDA, March 24, 2005 — SAE Institute, the world leader on pro audio and electronic music education, is pleased to announce their participation in the 2005 Winter Music Conference at the Wyndham Resort, Miami Beach, March 22 – 26, 2005. SAE’s participation for the 3rd consecutive year marks its continued support of this burgeoning market and the local Miami music scene in which SAE students thrive.Among the list of scheduled audio intensive showcases and events at what has become the nations leading DJ and electronic music festival, SAE will hold a series of technology demonstrations giving attendees a first-hand look at the production and creation techniques used by top artists and producers around the globe. Seminars will include: Adding Audio Dynamic to a DJ Set; The Turntable as an Instrument; and Digital Mixing. SAE will also host its own technology booth with ongoing classes and interactive discussions led by SAE Miami’s resident DJ instructor DJ Jase and featuring an array of top audio and music production gear provided by SAE Institute’s highly-successful djschool@sae “Turntable Essence” DJ program. Hands-on DJ stations will also be set up around the booth for personal demonstrations and direct interaction with SAE staff and student representatives.
Commenting on SAE’s participation in this years event, SAE Miami Director Chris Davie stated “We are really excited to once again participate in such a widely acclaimed music festival – especially one that highlights the personality of the local music community, as our Miami campus continues to do. Through these events we are able to bring full audio production tools outside of the class and into very a high-energy environment that really brings out the passion and impact that these musicians and producers have for their music. This is one of the few opportunities that brings the immediacy of the music, the gear, and crowd all into one encompassing event. It’s exciting to see someone realize that what they just heard in one of our seminars is directly related to what’s going on on-stage. We are there to fill an important role in translating how the music is made and how an artists’ dreams can take them from a turntable in their bedroom to playing at a huge festival like this. As SAE grows and expands, so too does the audio community as a whole, as these events are one more way in which we bring that experience to those who create music of any genre,” Davie concludes.
For more information on the 2005 Winter Music Conference visit www.wintermusicconference.com.
...ends 413 wordsHeadquartered in Byron Bay, Australia, SAE Institute is the world’s first and largest network of audio and multimedia education and training centers. SAE is affiliated with Middlesex University in England. The Institute operates 44 campuses in 22 countries on four continents. It offers diploma and full degree programs in audio technology, recording arts, multimedia production, and multimedia arts. SAE is part of the SAE Technology Group, which also owns and operates Studio 301 recording facilities. With locations in Sydney and Byron Bay, Australia, Cologne, Germany, and Stockholm, Sweden, Studio 301 is a collective group of state-of-the-art recording and mastering facilities.
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— For more information, contact Mark Martin, SAE Institute, 7 Music Circle North,
Nashville, TN 37203. Tel: (615) 244-5848; Fax: (615) 244-3192; Web: www.sae.edu
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