May 9 2008 - Julio Awad's new album produced on Cubase and Nuendo
An established name in music scenes on both sides of the Altlantic and one of the Spanish-speaking world’s leading Jazz pianists and musical theatre composers, Cubase and Nuendo user Julio Awad has recently released a new CD produced with Steinberg’s production software. ‘Thousand Miles’ is the latest full-length album from the Argentinean-born pianist, who has worked together with many leading Spanish-speaking producers and artists from the worlds of Jazz, Rock and Pop, including double Grammy®-winner Paloma San Basilio, Juanjo Domínguez, Nestor Marconi and Juan Alberto Pugliano, to name but a few.
April 4 2008 - Remote Recording – Interview with David W. Hewitt
The Academy Awards, the Rolling Stones, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Madonna are just some of the famous names on his list of references; many of the world’s best known producers and engineers swear by his sound. His tour career goes back 25 years. 7-time TEC Award winning David W. Hewitt from Remote Recording is a legend in live recording. We had the chance to talk to him about his career and why he relies on Nuendo in his day to day production work.
Feb 15 2008 - Fernand Bos and Nuendo: audio post editing on The Pink Panther 2
Fernand Bos is one of the most in demand audio editors with a huge amount of experience working on Hollywood-movies. His references include successful films like Cold Mountain, The Ladykillers and We Are Marshall. Currently he’s working on The Pink Panther 2 which will be released in 2009. We had the chance to talk with Fernand about his career and why Nuendo is his post production software of choice.
Jan 10 2008 - Randy Lane and Nuendo – Recording Dream Theater Live
For years, Randy Lane has been among the best-known live-engineers in the USA. Through his work with the The Spin doctors, Bush, Fuel and Three Doors Down, he has gathered a huge amount of experience in live recording situations. Currently he’s on the road with legendary progressive-metal formation Dream Theater on their 2007/2008 World Tour. Randy talked to us about his career and the experiences of using Nuendo in live-recording situations.
Nov 2 2007 - Steinberg software powers Noroff audio production education centers
Noroff Institute is among the big success stories of audio production education in Scandinavia. Founded in 1987, Noroff has advanced to become Norway’s premiere educational institution for media, sound and music production, with a wide range of courses covering media and sound design, music production, web publishing, graphic art, film production and much more. Steinberg software products form a core component of Noroff’s curriculum, providing the next-generation audio production tools to complement the forward-looking and innovative syllabus of Noroff’s educational facilities.
August 15 2007 - Clay Duncan Transforms with Cubase 4
One of the most in demand programmers and composers, Clay Duncan has recently contributed his signature sound to crafting edge of your seat moments in such movies such as Déjà vu and The Number 23. But make no mistake, the biggest movie of the summer and possibly the year is finally here and you better believe that Transformers is an amazing visual experience, the music and sound design is just as impressive.
August 03 2007 - Michael Fakesch’s Cubase solo LP on Cubase
Michael Fakesch’s name has until now been almost exclusively been associated with the German electro duo Funkstörung. After Funkstörung decided to split last year, Michael has been concentrating on his solo projects. On top of his work for film and TV projects, Michael’s second solo LP, "dos", has just been released on Berlin’s ultra-trendy !K7 label.
June 13 2007 - Peter Baldock and Nuendo: A BAFTA-Winning Team
Peter Baldock is among the UK’s most sought-after audio post professionals, with a long list of credits including Bladerunner, The Beach, Cracker and Severance. Peter was awarded the UK’s highest honour in the film industry in 2007, scooping the BAFTA award for his role as sound effects editor and supervising sound editor on 9/11: The Twin Towers, the acclaimed BBC documentary dealing with the terrorist attacks on the USA in 2001. Peter talked to us about his career, his Art4Noise post facility and his experience as one of the UK’s first post production professionals using Nuendo - since version 1.0.
May 31 2007 - Ruff & Jam
Ruff & Jam, otherwise known as Jean Marie Moens and Luke Mourinet, are among the most talented remixers around. The long list of artist to get the Ruff & Jam treatment include Kylie Minogue, Robbie Williams, Scissor Sisters, The Killers, Sugarbabes, Sophie Ellis Bextor and Polyphonic Spree, among many others. Ruff & Jam’s own instantly recognizable blend of electronic pop, urban and dance can be heard not only in their work for others; their own productions, film scoring and compositional work also carry their hallmark sound. Jean Marie and Luke told us why Cubase plays an essential part in their production environment.
May 16 2007 - Mark Zonder and Slavior
After a long period as the drummer of the progressive metal band Fates Warning, Mark Zonder has been focussing on other projects like "Cans" and "Warlord". End of March, his new band "Slavior" has finally released its self-titled debut album - produced with Cubase.
Mar 02 2007 - Paul Davies: Nuendo, The Queen and the Oscars®
Paul Davies is founder of the award-winning PD Sound Design, a London-based multi-role post facility. PD Sound Design’s successes have including winning Best Film Soundtrack of the Year under £10m at the inaugural Conch Awards for their work on the UK comedy Kinky Boots. When he was looking for a Sound Supervisor for the Oscar®-winning The Queen, director Stephen Frears quickly settled on Paul and his experienced staff at PD Sound Design, who he’d already worked with on several projects. We talked to Paul about Nuendo, The Queen and the state of the UK post industry.
Dec 12 2006 - Avenue Audio Chicago Post Facility relies on Nuendo
Chicago’s Avenue Audio is one of the leading US post houses, providing first-class audio post services for a huge range of projects, including TV ads, feature-length films, corporate videos and much more. With a distinguished client list including JC Penney, Hallmark, ESPN, Oldsmobile among many others, Avenue’s Nuendo-based state-of-the-art facilities and people are among the most sought-after in the industry. Avenue’s Ryan Pribyl talked to us about their experiences using Nuendo as the backbone for Avenue’s audio services.
Nov 14 2006 - Swedish rockers Backyard Babies with Cubase on latest album
Backyard Babies have been rocking stages throughout Europe and the US since the late 80s. Swept upwards into the industry limelight by their intense live performances, Backyard Babies soon found themselves touring as support for Velvet Revolver, AC/DC and Social Distortion. Long-time Cubase user and ‘BYB’ founder member Peder Carlsson talked to Steinberg about the making of their new album, “People Like People Like People Like Us.”
Nov 10 2006 - Trip art-movie produced on Nuendo
This unsual multimedia project is the brainchild of two Hamburg, Germany-based artists, Frank Otto and Bernt Köhler-Adams. Together with video artists, designers, music video producers as well as documentary filmmakers, the two have created a fascinating piece of visually and aurally stunning art that combines several films with a soundtrack that cleverly links all of the various video material used. The 5.1 surround soundtrack was produced entirely within Steinberg’s Nuendo Media Production System.
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Jul 27 2006 - Doug DeAngelis: The Evidence on Nuendo and Cubase
Currently one of the hottest talents in theme music composition for TV, Doug DeAngelis has been a Cubase and Nuendo user for many years. The latest hit US show to get the DeAngelis treatment is The Evidence, a 1 hour crime drama from Executive Producer John Wells (ER, West Wing, 3rd Watch) starring Orlando Jones, Rob Estes, and Martin Landau. The show has already aired in Spring 2006 on ABC in the US, and is due to hit screens across Europe in the Autumn of this year.
Jul 6 2006 - Lakewood Church Nuendo Installation
The weekly 16 000-capacity services at the Lakewood Church in Houston incorporate many audio-visual elements, with high demands on the audio production crew. These demanding and multifaceted tasks include not just live mixing of the choir and big band as well as the pa system, but On Air and Audio Post for the TV and internet streaming broadcasts. Steinberg talked to Reed Hall, Lakewood’s Director of Audio and Technical Production and Brian Tankersley, Director of Audio Technologies, about their work with Nuendo during the weekly services.
Jun 13 2006 - John Ross: The Cutting Edge of Mixing
John Ross is one of the biggest names in Hollywood’s audio post scene. His latest project, Take The Lead starring Antonio Banderas, was the first that John completed in his impressive new post facility in West Hollywood. Equipped with cutting edge technology including two Nuendo systems integrated into an 80-fader Euphonix System 5-MC controller console, the new facility is among the most technologically advanced post production houses anywhere. In our video interview, John gives an inside view of his new facility and his work with the new system based around Nuendo and System 5-MC.
May 26 2006 - Danny Lewis: Betwwen Pro DJ and Music teacher
Danny Lewis has long been a name on the UK dance scene. Since his debut single, the club chart number one and national top 30 hit 'Spend the Night', Danny has been supported by the likes of MAW, Giles Peterson, David Morales, Kenny Carpenter, Todd Edwards, Todd Terry, Danny Rampling and the Dreem Teem to name a few. His new album, 'Balistica!', has recently been released on Defected, and is already receiving a lot of attention both within the dance scene and without. But he also teaches at Point Blank, one of the UK’s most esteemed music colleges. He talked to us about Cubase, teaching music and getting to grips with logical editing...
Apr 24 2006 - Annihilator with new Cubase-produced album
Annihilator have for many years been one of the most revered bands in Metal, setting the scene alight in 1989 with their now legendary debut “Alice in Hell” album. Not ones to rest on their laurels, the band recently completed their 11th studio album, which was produced by frontman Jeff Waters at Watersound Studios – on Cubase SX3.
Apr 7 2006 - Steve Tushar with Euphonix MC and Nuendo
Audio post and sound design professional Steve Tushar (Lion King, Jungle Book, Wicker Man) has recently added a Euphonix MC to his Nuendo-based poduction facility. In a recent video interview, Steve commented on the "staggering" integration between the two, citing speedy, creative worklfow as one of the main benefits of his current set-up over his previous system.
Apr 4 2006 - Nuendo Audio Post System powers The Wicker Man
Supervising Sound Editor and Nuendo user Ron Eng has recently begun work on two new film projects: First Snow and a Hollywood remake of the 70s cult classic The Wicker Man, which stars Nicolas Cage, Ellen Burstyn and Molly Parker.
Mar 15 2006 - The Mission of Wayne Hussey
The Mission were and continue to be one of the most influential bands the UK has ever produced. Formed in 1986 by singer Wayne Hussey and bassist Craig Brown, The Mission were one of the brightest lights of the cultural movement that quickly became known as Goth, and were one of the most commercially successful bands of that genre in music history. Long-time Steinberg user Wayne Hussey took his Nuendo system through its paces on the latest Mission CD/DVD release 'Lighting The Candles', taking time to answer a couple of questions about The Mission's past and present and his mixing technique along the way.
Jan 12 2006 Joe Cocker Tour 2005 - Live Recording with Nuendo
CJ Vanston has not only been a close friend of Joe Cocker for many years, but in his capacity as Cocker's Musical Director, arranger and keyboarder has played a big role in shaping his sound over the last few years. Having got to know Nuendo from mixing the last Joe Cocker album, Vanston wanted to check out the live recording capability of the software. In collaboration with Jens Skwirblies (Ian Cussick, Bobby Kimball), he recorded several shows of Cocker's current "Heart and Soul" tour.
Aug 23 2005 "London Elektricity" back with new album
The British godfathers of drum n bass are back. The new London Elektricity album "Power Ballads" which will be released in October 2005, was produced entirely in Cubase SX3 - from sequencing to mixing. The album features a lot of soft synths including A1 and Embracer, which both come free with Cubase SX3. All the beats were created by chopping loops using SX's hitpoint detection and slice function. "I've moved on a lot as a producer - technically I'm loads better, particularly at beats, especially since using Cubase SX3, and I've improved sonically too" states London Elektricity mastermind Tony Colman. Check out the complete interview on the Arbiter website.
Aug 3 2005 In Extremo – Cubase and Nuendo go medieval
With their unique blend of exotic instruments, medieval German lyrics and modern rock music, In Extremo are one of the few very original bands in the German music scene. But how do you produce a modern rock album if the instruments aren’t fully chromatically playable? After years of awkward, complicated workarounds, the new Cubase SX3 features brought the band the solution. But this wasn’t the only way in which the switch to Steinberg software proved to be a good thing for all those involved in the production of the new In Extremo album.
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May 2 2005 Junkie XL - Expanding Limits with Cubase
Tom Holkenborg, better known as Junkie XL, is a very busy man. Besides his successful progressive dance project Junkie XL, Tom is a renowned remixer for top-acts like Britney Spears or Depeche Mode. He is doing scores for Hollywood blockbusters, music for computer games and commercials for international top brands.
The name Junkie XL stands for quality electronic music that cross over between different genres. Known as a real junkie when it comes to work, Tom always tried to expand musical limits. From the Pro 24 on Atari about 20 years ago to Cubase SX3 nowadays, Steinberg software always helped him with that.