""Running On Nuendo"" - Steinberg Unveils the Nuendo Producer Group -Top Industry Pros Join Together to Discuss their Use of Nuendo

3-Dec-01

Steinberg North America, the leading provider of professional music and audio software, today announced the formation of the Nuendo Producer Group. The group is made up of top audio industry professionals in support of the Nuendo Media Production System. Steinberg has appointed legendary producer/engineer Greg Ladanyi as the group's liaison.The group was formed out of a common desire for a better way to make 24-bit, 96kHz 5.1 surround recordings, as well as accommodate for the future of stereo 192kHz and beyond. Nuendo has proven to be the tool of choice not only because it handles these tasks, but also gives the group a powerful new way of recording, editing, and mixing, all with unsurpassed sound quality. After completing a 24/96 5.1 remix of Jackson Browne's 1977 ""Running on Empty"", Ladanyi declared that Nuendo has changed the way he looks at producing music. ""Nuendo, sonically at 24/96, is being in the room. The flexibility of the software design lets me play Nuendo as a musical instrument. The open highs and solid bottom blew me away."" Ladanyi has since partnered with Steinberg to head the Artist Relations, Pro Audio Division, which includes the Nuendo product line.Other recent Producer Group projects include a 24/96 5.1 DVD-A remix of Queen's 1975 classic ?A Night at the Opera? by Producer of the Year Elliot Scheiner. Chuck Ainlay has employed Nuendo for work on the DVD-V of Mark Knopfler's recent tour and the DVD-A of ?Sailing to Philadelphia?. Frank Filipetti has incorporated Nuendo on the recording of a new release by Korn.The Nuendo Producer Group members include:Greg Ladanyi - credits: Don Henley, Jackson Browne, Toto, Fleetwood Mac, etc.Elliot Scheiner - credits: Steely Dan, Toto, Frank Sinatra, Roy Orbison, Ricky Martin, Billy Joel, etc.Phil Ramone - credits: Frank Sinatra, Paul Simon, Billy Joel, Barbra Streisand, etc.Chuck Ainlay - credits: Mark Knopfler, Trisha Yearwood, George Strait, Reba McEntire, etc.Ed Cherney - credits: Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, etcAlan Parsons - credits: Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney, The Hollies, Stevie Wonder, Alan Parsons Project, etc.Frank Filipetti - credits: James Taylor, Hole, Carly Simon, Pavarotti, Mariah Carey, etc.Rory Kaplan - credits: Yes, Larisa Stow, Chick Corea, Natalie Cole, Belinda Carlisle, etc.David Tickle - credits: U2, Sting, Rod Stewart, Prince, Sheryl Crow, Joe Cocker, etc.Rob Hill - credits: Powerman 5000, Better Living Through Circuitry (film), Pat Green, and is currently Technology Evangelist for Steinberg North America.The Nuendo Media Production System is a modular system centered on an audio software application that includes several hardware accessories. Nuendo features 24/96 kHz digital audio, advanced-featured surround mixing, a Video-Track, and MIDI-Tracks, along with the most comprehensive functions for digital audio available.About Steinberg Media Technologies AG Steinberg Media Technologies AG has been creating the world's most innovative music and audio technologies since 1985. With headquarters in Hamburg, Toronto, Tokyo, Paris and Los Angeles and employees from fifteen countries, Steinberg is truly a global company. The Steinberg family of over two-dozen different programs includes Cubase, the company's flagship product, and the most popular digital audio sequencer in the world, which runs on both the Macintosh and Windows platforms. In 1996, Steinberg introduced Virtual Studio Technology (VST), a software only, real-time open standard for digital signal processing. Cubase VST is the first native host processing program with real-time EQ, effects, mixing, automation, third party plug in support and third party audio hardware support with multi I/O. In 2000, Steinberg launched the first ever Internet Recording Studios on the Cubase user site (www.cubase.net) and the Nuendo Media Production System for 5:1 audio and post-production on MacOS and Windows. Steinberg's VST Plug-in format and ASIO (Audio Stream Input Output) are industry standards. Visit Steinberg at http://www.steinberg.net.

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