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Archive for November 11th, 2009
Daytona State College Chooses Solid State Logic Duality as Centerpiece for New Music Production Technology Program
Duality Controls Multiple DAW Platforms While Providing Real-World ExperienceÂ
DAYTONA BEACH, FL – The Daytona State College Mike Curb College of Art, Music and Science features a 48-channel Solid State Logic Duality console for its new music production technology program. Duality was chosen because it’s an excellent teaching tool that demonstrates how music is made in today’s recording environment through SSL’s signature SuperAnalogue™ sound and signal path with simultaneous control of two DAW software platforms from the console surface. Classes officially begin in January, 2010.
 “We assembled a team of experts to examine what console would work best for our new recording arts program and the decision was unanimous for the SSL Duality,� says Jake Niceley, instructor of music production technology in the school of music entertainment and art at Daytona State College. “We are teaching the craft of sound recording and, more
