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Tony Maserati at the Village Studios

 Posted on October 25, 2010      by Brian Petersen
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From a photo session for Waves by Brian Petersen with Tony Maserati in Studio D at the Village Recorder in West L.A.

The man behind the sound of the Black Eyed Peas, Jay-Z, Mariah Carey, Puff Daddy, Beyoncé, Usher, John Legend, Alicia Keys, Jason Mraz, Macy Grey, Mary J, Blige, Rob Thomas, Sting, David Bowie, Tupac Shakur, Ricky Martin, Notorious B.I.G.

Read more: http://www.waves.com/Content.aspx?id=8873#ixzz13PWelf3l
Visit Tony’s site at http://tonymaserati.com/

Photography by Brian Petersen at www.brianapetersen.com
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About Tony Maserati

Widely regarded as the principal architect of the legendary New York Sound, Tony Maserati is one of the world’s most respected mixing engineers. In a dazzling career with countless hit records for superstars ranging from Sting and David Bowie to Macy Gray and Alicia Keys, Tony has done more than simply make the songs sound great. He has played a major role in redefining the aesthetics of R&B, hip-hop, and pop.

After completing his studies at Berklee’s program for production and engineering, Maserati got his start at the legendary Sigma Sound Studios in New York during the mid-’80s, hooking up with early rap legends like Heavy D and Brand Nubian. Working closely with Bad Boy Entertainment’s roster of heavyweight talent—including Mary J Blige, Faith Evans, Notorius B.I.G. and Lil Kim—he helped create what became known as the sound of New York hip hop. It wasn’t long before he was leaving his mark on smash pop hits including Ricky Martin’s “She Bangs”, Marc Anthony’s “I Need to Know”, and R. Kelly’s “I Wish”.

Today, as an active producer / mixing engineer as well as instructor at Tisch School of the Arts / New York University, Tony mentors up-and-coming engineers and artists. He’s won two Grammy® awards, one for Beyonce’s “Crazy In Love” and one for Sergio Mendes’s Timeless, and is the recipient of a 2006 TEC Award. He is an active member of The Recording Academy, and this year received his seventh Grammy nomination, for Jason Mraz’s We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things.

Maserati says “I’ve been using Waves from the beginning. From dynamics and EQs to special effects, most of the tracks I’ve mixed have Waves on them. Waves did an amazing job turning my personal processing chains into custom plug-ins.”

Selected Discography


Brian Scheuble at the Village Recorder in Santa Monica

 Posted on April 29, 2009      by Brian Petersen
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Brian Scheuble
Producer / Audio Recording / Mixing Engineer

Online Mixing available email for details: bscheuble@mac.com
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Brian Scheuble – Audio Recording / Mixing Engineer / Producer Credits

Need To Breathe – Record & Mixing (upcoming releaes)

Crosby Loggins – Record & Mix (upcoming release)

Dave Matthews “Live” – Mix (upcoming release)

“Yes Man” Jim Carrey – Mix – New Movie (upcoming)

Brett Dennen – Record & Mix (New record)

Serena Ryder – Record & Mix (upcoming release)

Tyler Hilton – Record & Mix (upcoming release)

Lenka – “Knock Knock” – Single Mix – New Record

Robbie Robertson – Mix

Ben Lee – Record & Mix

A Fine Frenzy – Record & Mix

Sheryl Crow – Record

Aimee Mann – Record & Mix

(Magnolia soundtrack) & Bach. #2

Matt Nathanson – Recording

Rachael Yamagata (new record) – Record & Mix

Bethany Dillon – Record & Mix

Edie Brickell (new record) – Recording

Brendan James – Record & Mix

I Nine – Record Strings

Trevor Hall – Recording & Mixing

John Mayer Live – Mixing

New Found Glory -Recording

Dave Matthews – Record & Mixing

Meika Pauley – Mix

Stone Temple Pilots “Revolution” – Record

Liz Phair – Recording & Mixing

Five For Fighting – Record

Eric B. & Rakim – Mix

The Last Goodnight – Record

Michelle Branch – Record

Kate Voegele – Record

Ryan Shupe & The Rubberband Band – Record

George Stanford – Record & Mix 2 songs – new record

Train -Record

Lisa Marie Presley – Record

Year Long Disaster – Mix

Megan McCauley -Record & Mix Song on, Dr Phil Show

Chantal Keziazuk – Record

Stage – Record

Dishwalla – Record & Mix

Elton John – Record

MC Solaar Live – Record & Mix

Fiona Apple “TIDAL” – Record

Amy Carriea “Carnival” – Record & Mix

Stevie Nicks (soundtrack) – Record

Five For Fighting “America Town” – Record & Mix

Jeremy Toback – Record & Mix

Liz Phair (single) – Record & Mix

Crash Test Dummies – Record & Mix

Wallflowers (Godzilla soundtrack) -Record

Wallflowers (Virgin) – Record & Mix

Ringo Starr & The All-Starrs – Mix

Marilyn Manson – Record

Nine Inch Nails – Mix

Butthole Surfers – Mix

Ice Cube – Record & Mix

Don Henley “End Of The Innocence” – Record & Mix

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers – Record

X – Record

Wild Colonials “This Can?t Be Life” – Record

John Hiatt -Record & Mix

Mel Torme “Joe’s Garage” Soundtrack – Record & Mix

Wayne Shorter “High Life” – Record o/d’s

Barbara Streisand Rehearsal

Charlie Haden/Hampton Hawes – Mix

Beth Nielsen Chapman – Record & Mix

Soul Mission – Record & Mix

Robben Ford “Handful of Blues” -Record

Lili Haydn – Mix (2 songs)

Paul Thorn – Record

3 Mile Pilot – Record

Jon Bon Jovi “Blaze of Glory” – Mix & co-record

Fantasia “American Idol” – Record

Otep – Record & Mixing

Backstreet Boys – Record

Dandy Warhols (new record) Mix 1 song

Teddy Thompson (new record) – Recording

honeybird – Mix

ALSO-Recording & Mixing – iTunes Originals

Death Cab For Cutie

Liz Phair

Melissa Etheridge

Under The Influence Of Giants

Papa Roach

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