Gannon Kashiwa's guest appearances

Gannon Kashiwa

Art + Music + Technology

Christopher Reid

Matt Black

Matt Jackson

Geert Bevin

Devin Fleenor

William Fields

Pauline Oliveros

Brad Garton

Mark Vail

James Grahame

Nathan Moody

Marcel Wierckx

Christine Papania

Benjamin Forest

Rob Ray

OwlTail

This episode of Art + Music + Technology is brought to you by Recording Magazine. You can learn more about Recording Magazine, check out articles and subscribe at www.recordingmag.com. Gannon Kashiwa truly does have a 'beginning story' for people interested in digital audio. From working with early copies of Sound Designer through the move from analog to digital in his mainstream recording studio, Gannon has been on the bleeding edge of recording technology. Moving from recording to technology was a natural thing for him - as his work at Avid/Digidesign and Universal Audio make clear. His work on software and hardware design, as well as his engagement with the user community, have been a large part of his impact on the work we all do, and his dedication to detail (like the work on control surfaces for Pro Tools) points to his love of recording. He is well-known in the Denver area for his work with the local Natural History Museum as well as recording and mastering work for many local, regional and even national groups. Enjoy this chat with Gannon!

This episode of Art + Music + Technology is brought to you by Recording Magazine. You can learn more about Recording Magazine, check out articles and subscribe at <a href="http://www.recordingmag.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.recordingmag.com</a>. Gannon Kashiwa truly does have a 'beginning story' for people interested in digital audio. From working with early copies of Sound Designer through the move from analog to digital in his mainstream recording studio, Gannon has been on the bleeding edge of recording technology. Moving from recording to technology was a natural thing for him - as his work at Avid/Digidesign and Universal Audio make clear. His work on software and hardware design, as well as his engagement with the user community, have been a large part of his impact on the work we all do, and his dedication to detail (like the work on control surfaces for Pro Tools) points to his love of recording. He is well-known in the Denver area for his work with the local Natural History Museum as well as recording and mastering work for many local, regional and even national groups. Enjoy this chat with Gannon!

Podcast 224: Gannon Kashiwa