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Apogee is excited to announce 2010 Grammy Winners & Nominees which have featured Apogee products in the recording process. With at least one nominee in nearly half the categories, Apogee's X-Series, Rosetta Series converters, Ensemble and Duet have blanketed the recording industry delivering amazing sound quality to the world's most popular recordings. Congratulations to Taylor Swift Producer Nathan Chapman for capturing the big prize, Album of the Year, and also Best Country Album. Nathan recorded the entire "Fearless" album using AD and DA-16X's with his Pro Tools HD system. Also congrats to engineer Chris Dugan and Green Day for taking home Best Rock Album recorded using AD and DA-16X's at Ocean Way Recording Studio in Hollywood, CA and the band's Studio 880 in Oakland, CA. |
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In early 2010, Apogee Electronics Corporation was certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). Co-founded in 1985 by Betty Bennett, Apogee has been and continues to be a female-run corporation as recognized by WBEC-West, whose mission is to cultivate sustainable relations between certified Women Business Enterprises and Corporate America through certification, education and targeted networking.
About WBEC-West
WBEC-West is a regional partner of the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), a coalition of corporations, WBEs and regionally focused women's business organizations. As an affiliate organization, WBEC-West implements the certification standards of WBENC throughout Arizona, Colorado, Southern California, Utah, Nevada, Wyoming and Hawaii.
WBEC-West brings together corporations and government agencies with certified Women's Business Enterprises to promote a shared interest in supplier diversity. As a regional partner of the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), they are part of a network of Women's Business Enterprises, corporations, and regionally focused organizations for women in business.
WBENC History
The Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) was created in early 1997 to meet the need for access to a nationally recognized standard of certification for Women’s Business Enterprises. Endorsed by corporations, organizations and agencies that recognize the benefit to their communities of eliminating market barriers, WBENC utilizes the networks and expertise of a coalition of local women’s business organizations whose collective mission can best be described as serving the business support needs of America’s women-owned and operated small businesses. WBENC currently has fourteen certifying organizations located in major cities across the United States who are often referred to as regional partner organizations. For more information, please visit: http://www.wbec-west.org/ http://www.wbenc.org/ 
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With stops in Washington, Princeton, Boston, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, contemporary cellist Peter Gregson’s tour of America was inevitably going to be a tightly packed one. With it being his first time performing without a live engineer/sound guy, having an easy-to-use and reliable, portable rig was crucial for a successful tour.
“I'm not going to lie, things went wrong. Speakers distorted, cables weren't right, chairs were too high/low,” Peter divulges. “But these were all venue problems. The constant saving grace was that my I/O was seamless - running MainStage through my MacBook Air with GiO at the helm, I never once had to even think about it. It was set up and was ready to plug and play, and made the 5 min soundcheck a very real possibility! It turned some heads, too. I set the programmable lights to some pretty loud combinations!”
Throughout the duration of the trip, Peter was on deadline for a few other projects and thus transformed his hotel room into a makeshift recording studio. “I was alternating between ONE and GiO to get my cello sound into Logic. In the end, I spent longer coaxing the hotel wifi to send the file than I did actually producing it!” he says. “The power and simplicity of working with GiO make it an absolutely essential part of my setup, both live and in the studio, and I'm looking forward to refining my performances with it for the next round of concerts!”
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The Red Bull Music Academy, now in its 12th year as a popular globe-trotting music workshop, is set to embark on its next exploration of music beyond the beat. From 7th February - 12th March, 2010, The Academy will settle on Tooley Street in London, where 60 very lucky, pre-selected students will receive a whirlwind music training intensive. Apogee has joined forces with Red Bull again this year to ensure students' access to the highest quality audio interfaces on the market. The Academy will house 6 Duets, 3 Ensembles and 4 GiOs, as well as a Symphony System, 2 AD-16Xs, 3 DA-16Xs and a Rosetta 800. Students of the London Academy will have the chance to listen to and learn from the music industry’s most successful pioneers and innovators. Participants also get the chance to record radio shows, test out cutting-edge gear, get exclusive studio time, and the opportunity to put it all to use at some of London’s best concert and nightclub venues. To learn more, visit The Red Bull Music Academy.
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