TRCoA will hold its monthly Open House this Saturday, August 2nd. Come see the new facility and chat with some of TRCoA's students, mentors, engineers, and musicians. Everybody is welcome.

Saturday, August 2nd
4:00pm - 6:00PM
RSVP to request a map to the studio.

We are currently pre-enrolling and getting geared up for the fall, September 15th start date. Schedule a tour and be part of the excitement at TRCoA.

TRCoA hosted Austin Music Foundation's Small Group Session with Gina Fant-Saez. Gina's session covered two topics: Pro Tools for Musicians and eSession.com Using the Internet, eSession allows anyone to hire and work with top session players and Grammy-winning engineers without leaving home or spending a fortune. The latest feature of eSession is a real-time plug-in called Virtual Glass that uses the internet to record in real time between two studios anywhere in the world. This is a very cool company Gina has started, check it out.

Join AMF for the Austin Music Mixers at The Hole in the Wall:
Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
August 5 & 19
The Hole in the Wall, 26th & Guadalupe

Everyone knows relationship-building is important--especially in the music industry. Austin Music Mixer provides a friendly place for musicians and industry professionals to meet others who make their living from music, share experiences, and learn from each other. It's a great place to get plugged into the Austin music community, so come out and join us!

Matt Marolt, a Beginning Audio Engineering student, has been in the studio with Sugarback. A sound that's funky with traces of rock, blues, and jazz thrown in. Fans are never left disappointed as the grooves go from old school to new progressive funk and beyond. Sugarback is Mike Skiffington: drums, vox; Mark "Byrdawg" Dillon: keys, vox; Art Martinez: sax and flute; J.T. Cox: guitar; and Joshua Mouton: bass, vox.

Listen (MP3) to Funk Me from Sugarback.

Brandon Boyd, a Beginning Audio Engineering student, has been in the studio with The Artisans Insurection. Multi-instrumentalist Adam Rios is the driving force behind The Artisans Insurection. Influenced by bands like The Animals, Them and The Troggs, Of The Beast, with its swirling organ-driven sound, pays tribute to the R&B-rock of the British Invasion.

Listen (MP3) Of The Beast from The Artist Insurection

Tanner Soetaert, an Advanced Music Production student, has been in the studio with Repent. Playing brutal music for jesus christ and the god fearing youth of America. Repent is Scott: bass; Sean: drums; Cody: 7 string; Seth: vox.

Listen (MP3) to a song from the Repent session.

Michael Shea, a Beginning Audio Engineering student, has been in the studio producing his own music.

Listen (MP3) to Go Hard from Michael Shea.

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