Nashville History of recording consoles from some of the folks who made that history

Bob Olhsson · 9th June 2008

Thursday night, June 12

AES Nashville

http://adventuresciencecenter.org/info/directions/

Open to the general public RSVP not required

This month we will step back in time with a group of talented men who built some of the first recording consoles used in music studios.

Join us for an evening with John Windt (Motown, A&M,) Bob Bushnell (Universal, Atlantic, United/Western), Jim Pugh (Woodland), Saul Walker (Automated Processes,) and Claude Hill (MCI, Harrison.)

Learn all about vintage consoles from some of the folks who built them in the studio shop from 1953 until the present.

Bob Olhsson and Mike Porter will moderate.

Special guests in the audience:
John Hall of Langevin, Altec, Electrodyne, Quad-8, Sphere, etc.
Mike McLean Motown's chief engineer.

5:30p - 6:00p - Social

6:01p - 6:10p AES Nashville section Elections

6:11p - Program

**mwagener** · 10th June 2008

This sounds like a cool event, I'll try to make it for sure.

vernier · 12th June 2008

Wow ..cool event ..wish I were closer.
'

Stitch333 · 13th June 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by vernier

Wow ..cool event ..wish I were closer.
'

really, REALLY wish I was closer

Bob Olhsson · 13th June 2008

It was a blast. Thanks to Lynn Fuston's friend Harry and CMT, we have videos that will be available through the AES.

We veered way off course but I think most of us learned a lot anyways.

9th June 2008	#1
Bob Olhsson Motown legend Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Songwriter Gulch, Nashville TN Posts: 10,877 Thread Starter	Nashville History of recording consoles from some of the folks who made that history Thursday night, June 12 AES Nashville http://adventuresciencecenter.org/info/directions/ Open to the general public RSVP not required This month we will step back in time with a group of talented men who built some of the first recording consoles used in music studios. Join us for an evening with John Windt (Motown, A&M,) Bob Bushnell (Universal, Atlantic, United/Western), Jim Pugh (Woodland), Saul Walker (Automated Processes,) and Claude Hill (MCI, Harrison.) Learn all about vintage consoles from some of the folks who built them in the studio shop from 1953 until the present. Bob Olhsson and Mike Porter will moderate. Special guests in the audience: John Hall of Langevin, Altec, Electrodyne, Quad-8, Sphere, etc. Mike McLean Motown's chief engineer. 5:30p - 6:00p - Social 6:01p - 6:10p AES Nashville section Elections 6:11p - Program __________________ Bob's room 615 562-4346 Georgetown Masters 615 254-3233 Music Industry 2.0 Interview

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10th June 2008	#2
mwagener High End Moderator Joined: May 2002 Location: Music City USA Posts: 3,627	This sounds like a cool event, I'll try to make it for sure.

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vernier Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 6,130	Wow ..cool event ..wish I were closer. '

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Bob Olhsson Motown legend Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Songwriter Gulch, Nashville TN Posts: 10,877 Thread Starter	It was a blast. Thanks to Lynn Fuston's friend Harry and CMT, we have videos that will be available through the AES. We veered way off course but I think most of us learned a lot anyways.