Robert F. Gilley Recording Studio

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28 of our students went to the AES conference in New York City this week! They had the chance to network with fellow students, employers, educators, and professionals in the industry, and they had lots of fun while doing it!

Slide 2: Our friend from Shure!

Slide 3: Family dinner in Queens

Slide 8: attended the DEI Mixer with the AES DEI committee and

Slide 9: Our studio manager at the education fair with the legendary and the chair of the AES DEI committee, !

AppState at Ovation Sound with the gracious host Bill Stevens!

What alumni of mine are in NYC?

MIS R&P alumni celebrating another hard three nights of work.

made a much better presidential debate with "Weird Al" Yankovic (up on Schmoyoho), please send us a time machine and pillows to catch up on sleep 🙏😫🥹

DM2000 from the Robert F. Gilley Recording Studio for sale now through the NC state auction. AES, DA, modified MADI cards, plus console holder and racks. DM me with any questions.

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Lots happened today- we said goodbye to two old friends- one above us looming overhead making us wonder- why does the state use the lowest bidder to hang 1000lbs over their students’ heads. The second, below us, kept us grounded and humble as we remembered to always check the damn word clock.
Goodbye good cloud and goodbye Dm2k…
Also we pulled a lot of cable out of conduits! Huge thanks to my students Dylan Rackley and Juanita Miguel Esparza for taking time out of their Spring Break to lift, pull, push, and label.

Day something or other.
Found a fortune cookie under the Dm2k goading us on. Physical Plant did a lot of work today, and Sam McDonald came in mid day to help pull things out, wrap cables, and be awesome.

Day 4… I think… I didn’t get to post this last night, but console wiring, patchbays, and credenzas all freed up and ready for some demo(lition) work today. Thanks to my student, Sam McDonald, who came in late last night to undo the XLR patchpanels and the Apogee AD/DA16x units.

So I will create a collage and maybe even some video content. But 2 hours in to the decomissioning!

And so it begins…

So much appreciation for Dan Millice for his contribution to the Wes Bryant Memorial Scholarship. Wes was an amazing individual and I hope some of his colleagues will help even at small amounts to support his legacy!