Recording Studio Seeks Budding Engineers and Producers as Interns &
Apprentices

San Francisco Soundworks is a newly established professional recording
studio that attracts major label and independent projects to San
Francisco from LA, New York, and all over the Bay Area. The facility
features several control rooms, including an amazing drum room and the
best equipped SSL 9000J mix room in Northern California. We are
completely focused on making music and in particular on supporting a
community of successful artists, producers, engineers, and music
labels in the Bay Area. We currently have openings for both
entry-level Internships and mid-level engineering "Apprentices".

For those who have never worked in this environment, our internship
program provides hands-on training and experience in the daily
operations of a professional recording studio. Excellent people skills
are a must as well as an intense interest and dedication to learning
the tools of your trade. We believe that the only way to learn about
making records is to make records. We don't care about recording
schools -- all we care about is that you are eager to learn and
determined to make the most of your time here. Intern responsibilities
range from opening the studio and preparing it for clients to managing
and maintaining a vast inventory of high end analog and digital
equipment.

Successful Interns advance to the Apprenticeship program which shifts
their duties towards application of recording and mixing techniques
and running sessions. Apprentices will have the opportunity to assist
working engineers in making records and may even have the opportunity
to develop relationships that lead to gigs as a 2nd Engineer, ProTools
Editor, or 1st Engineer. Apprentices are encouraged to book free time
in the studio and complete their own projects and receive individual
and group training on the SSL, ProTools, as well as equipment from
Neve, Neumann, API, Urei, AKG, Studer, etc.

--- You must be willing to commit at least 20 hours per week as an
Intern.
--- If you think you are too experienced for the Internship program
but want to discuss the Apprenticeship program, drop me a line. But
don't waste my time. If you've never worked on an SSL console, you are
not ready.
-- If you're already a working engineer or assistant, by all means get
in touch and check out the studio.

- Tony Espinoza

The following is an excerpt from our Web site where you can learn more
about the studio:

Please visit http://www.sfsoundworks.com for more info.

Since opening last August, we've been excited to work with Alanis
Morissette, Vanessa Carlton, Stephan Jenkins, Joe Chiccarelli,
John Cale (Velvet Underground), The Count, Death Angel, Brian Dobbs,
Jeff Black, Dave Frazer, Prairie Prince, etc.

San Francisco Soundworks' vision is to provide world-class studio
facilities for major label productions while nurturing a community of
independent artists.

Our flagship, Studio A, features a new SSL 9072 mixing console and a
vast array of vintage outboard gear and microphones. Major projects
finally have the option to stay in San Francisco and mix on a 9K. Our
convenient downtown location makes it a great destination for LA-based
projects as well.

We believe the independent spirit of San Francisco is alive and well,
and we are doing what we can to bolster and develop the local music
scene. Studio B, C, and D are our artist development rooms and are
priced to support the artistic vitality and sonic quality of
independent productions.

Help us bring the music back to San Francisco.

Billboard Magazine:

New Golden Gate Studio Rivals Big Guys
http://www.sfsoundworks.com/billboardarticle.htm

Solid-State-Logic:
Studio Seeks to Re-Define the San Francisco Sound
http://www.solid-state-logic.com/new...tory.php?id=70

In article ,
(tony espinoza) wrote:

Death Angel, Brian Dobbs,

So that's where he was when he called... That project just came through
our doors for mastering with Dave.

--
Jay Frigoletto
Mastersuite
Los Angeles
promastering.com