Creating Community - A Regional Audio Industry Gathering - Larry Crane in Cleveland!

Creating Community - A Regional Audio Industry Gathering

On Saturday March 5,

Recording Arts & Technology (RAT)

@ Cuyahoga Community College will host a Regional Audio Recording Industry Gathering and Open House from 4-10pm at the new Center for Creative Arts at the Metro Campus. The College shares this 75, 000 sq. ft. world-class facility with the

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

and Museum's Library and Archives

Kicking off the event will be guided tours showcasing RAT's seven Walters-Storyk designed recording studios, multiple technology labs and students at work.

Larry Crane

, engineer, producer and editor/co-founder of

Tape Op

Magazine

will be in our SSL studio producing an EP for the

2011 Tri-C High School Rock-Off

winners

Crossing Boundaries

, with RAT students engineering. This recording will be promoted and marketed by students involved in the College's CRG Records label and Internet Music Marketing courses.

Participants can observe Saturday's recording session. Afterword, Larry will deliver the keynote address and spin tales and tracks, including songs he recorded with the late Elliott Smith.

RAT and The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame are proud to present a rare screening of the acclaimed documentary film

The Wrecking Crew

in the 3000 sq. ft. Black Box surround studio. This film chronicles the great LA session players that recorded a "who's who" of classic rock hits in the 60's and 70's. Director/producer

Denny Tedesco

, son of late Wrecking Crew guitarist Tommy Tedesco will introduce the film.

After the screening, there will be a late-night mixer at Wilbert's Music.

For further information, including RSVP, directions and hotel info, contact David Kennedy at the RAT Hotline (216) 987-3277 (ears) or david.kennedy@tri-c.edu.

The Gathering Schedule

4-6pm RAT Studios Open House

6-7pm Tape Op's Larry Crane presentation

7-7:15pm Intermission

7:15-7:30 Rock Hall's Jason Hanley

7:30-9:15 "The Wrecking Crew" director/producer Denny Tedesco introduction and film screening

Wilberts' Music