January 02, 2008
Twenty-five years after he introduced one of the music industry’s groundbreaking breakthroughs – the Synclavier II – its chief designer, Denny Jaeger, wanted to unveil the prototype for a new technology designed to replace existing control boards with a revolutionary high-precision system that will make audio mixing, as we know it, obsolete.
His goal: to introduce it to the audio industry’s movers and shakers, who would be gathering at the AES Convention in New York on October 5-8, 2007. The problem: AES was sold out. The alternative: hold private previews at a nearby hotel, with Foggia PR responsible for alerting industry media.
The result: inclusion in the prestigious annual round-up of “the most exciting developments” for the year ahead, selected by the industry’s premier consumer publication, REMIX magazine.
Attached is Foggia PR’s press release, designed to properly position the product and its inventor, along with a link to the REMIX story.
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