May 24 2019, Fort Wayne, IN – Sweetwater Studios, the best-in-class recording studio branch of top music retailer Sweetwater Sound, will host another installment of its trailblazing hands-on
May 24 2019, Fort Wayne, IN – Sweetwater Studios, the best-in-class recording studio branch of top music retailer Sweetwater Sound, will host another installment of its trailblazing hands-on recording master classes, featuring celebrated guitar legends Carl Verheyen and Albert Lee. The class will take place from July 23-25 and is open to all registered students on a first come, first served basis and led by Sweetwater Studios Senior Producer/Engineer and VP of Music Production Mark Hornsby. The master class will be held in Sweetwater Studios’ Studio A and will cover all aspects of the professional recording process – from dialing in sounds and live tracking to overdubbing, editing, and mixing.
Who: Sweetwater Studios and Senior Producer/Engineer Mark Hornsby
What: Recording Master Class with guitarists Carl Verheyen and Albert Lee
Where: Sweetwater Studios, 5501 US Highway 30 West, Fort Wayne, IN
When: Tuesday, July 23 to Thursday, July 25 between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
“Our recording Master Classes are a chance for students to experience recording music in a working studio under real-world conditions, something we’ve been pleased to offer at Sweetwater Studios,” Hornsby said. “Carl and Albert have a wealth of session guitar experience between them and it’s a great opportunity for students to see how great guitar parts can make or break the recording process.”
Sweetwater Studios: Session Masters
During the three-day session, students will be working alongside Carl Verheyen and Albert Lee, two contemporary masters of the guitar with a wealth of stage and studio experience between them.
Albert Lee has built an unimpeachable guitar legacy, with stints playing alongside greats like Eric Clapton, The Everly Brothers, Joe Cocker, and Emmy Lou Harris. His fingerstyle and hybrid picking techniques have made him an in-demand session player for more than 50 years, and his solo career has