Learn Hands-On Recording Tips for Propellerheads' New Software, Record at the 2009 Producer's Conference

Propellerhead Software, makers of the highly acclaimed standalone music production system Reason and the new Record recording software, announce the continuation of its Producer Conference Series in San Francisco, CA, slated for September 12, 2009, 1-6 pm. Presented by Line 6 and hosted at Pyramind music production school (832 Folsom St., SF, CA 94107), the 5-hour conference features artist appearances from Jeremy Ellis and Michael Winger, workshops on "Mixing and Processing in Record" with Peff (aka Kurt Kurasaki, author of "Power Tools for Reason 3.0"), and "Record: Design Concept and Interface &mdashl Creating with Flow" with Gerry Bassermann (Propellerheads' Director of North American Markets), along with a Producers Panel moderated by Stephen Hart. Propellerhead Software's brand new recording software, Record, gives you unlimited audio tracks, world-class effects and mixing gear, and a whole new take on music recording. Learn tips and tricks from the pros at this interactive learning session — only $30/per person. For more information and registration, go to: http://www.theproducersconference.com/ Conference Features:

Record: Design Concept and Interface — Creating with 'Flow' with Gerry Bassermann

Propellerheads' Director of North American Markets lays out the why, what and how behind the development of this new music production studio. Discover what makes Record so powerful yet transparent: Arrange window contextual tools and navigation, comping editor, groundbreaking tempo control, multiple racks, new devices, Line 6 technology, Reason integration and enhancements, file and audio formats, new authorization paradigm, and more.

Producers Panel — Moderated by Stephan Hart

Producers discuss topics including maintaining creativity during production, recording & mixing techniques, careers & roles in the biz, and answer questions from the audience.

Mixing and Processing in Record With Peff aka Kurt Kurasaki

Peff discusses his development work on Record, especially the creation of many of the insert effect combinators and the design concepts behind this part of the Record Sound Bank. He'll demonstrate the processing power of the mixer channel strip in combination with these insert effects and show how to clarify and enhance music tracks, as well as mastering techniques.

Michael Winger

Michael discusses his work producing and engineering in the studio and performing on stage with equal parts technology and musical chops. Mike will show how Record/Reason works for the songwriting musician and producer.

Jeremy Ellis

The breakbeat freestyler from Detroit discusses his signature combination of great playing skills and live Reason chops. With Record on board, "Jayro" takes it live, recording and looping in real-time, all ending with a funky Record/Reason improv performance.