2014 | |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Horse Bar revisited |
![]() | Audio Days Paris Vive la France |
2013 | |
![]() | AES New York The return to NYC |
![]() | NAMM Moscow Go East! |
![]() | Audio Days Paris Encore une fois |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Lucky Number Sevin ;-) |
2012 | |
![]() | NAMM Anaheim Visiting Mickey |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Old friends, new friends. |
![]() | Audio Days Paris Meet the makers |
2011 | |
![]() | Fifth anniversary Time to party! |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Less trouble, more fun. |
![]() | Unicorn or time travel? The Joel Hamilton interview |
![]() | AES New York Welcome back. |
2010 | |
![]() | Question upon question : )~ The pan60 interview |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Five already? |
![]() | Forward or backward On compressor topologies |
![]() | AES San Francisco Ghandi & the Giants |
2009 | |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Meet the family |
![]() | High-End Gear Hamburg Small yet Ooh-La-Laah |
![]() | AES New York Jazz, Viruses & Liberty |
2008 | |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt One, two, three... |
![]() | Demotour London London calling elysia! |
![]() | AES San Francisco Californiaaaaaaaaaa!!! |
2007 | |
![]() | Direct Metal Mastering On visit at Stockfisch-Records |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Second sighting, twice as good |
![]() | AES Vienna Compressor Boys versus Kaiserschmarrn |
![]() | Chemical Brothers The brothers gonna work it out! |
![]() | AES New York We love New York! |
![]() | High-End Gear Cologne Meeting of the pro audio freaks |
2006 | |
![]() | How everything started The alpha compressor and how it entered ... |
![]() | Musikmesse Frankfurt Premiere in Frankfurt/Main |
![]() | AES Paris Baguette and class-A |
![]() | Emergency Compressor First aid for dynamic disasters |
![]() | AES San Francisco elysia tours the United States |
Californiaaaaaaaaaa!!!
Out of wet and cold Germany - straight into sunny California! The 125th AES from October 3rd to 5th was just the right occasion to make it happen. It turned out to be a true adventure, though, including missed connecting flights, an unintended stay in Bad Nauheim, lost luggage and so on...
If Dave from Empirical Labs makes a demo of his ingenious products, the booth will start to get really crowded and no question will be left unanswered. This year's new star: the DerrEsser module for API's 500 series. It works really fine - well, that's Dave.
Erwin from ES-Proaudio and Ruben are posing right in front of the wall of elysia. It's highly visible that the mpressor has been nominated for a TEC-Award this year! Sadly, others have won the price, but the exclusive dinner tasted just fine, anyway. Yummy, yummy...
Oh oh, the first days have already left their traces. Tom still looks fine straight away, but Olivier from Alternate Soundings shows apparent signs of fatigue. What had happened? Honestly, we do not know. But no matter if wide awake or not, we always enjoy meeting Mr. al.so!
Casey from Bricasti Design gets introduced to the new museq. Quotation Casey: "Do you know why I still have not bought an alpha in the meantime? I simply work too much and just don't find enough spare time. But the day will definitively come." Cool!
Meet the Fearns: Tom (is there anything he's not involved in?), Tad and Master Doug, of course. Doug was so kind to lend us one of his excellently recorded (Abbey Road) demo track CDs (we remember: no luggage for elysia). Thanks again for helping us out!
Jules from gearslutz has a hard life: every trend has to be spotted; every new product announcement has to be checked. On the other hand, one could imagine worse tasks, couldn't one? Sadly, this year there was no gearslutz louge, therefore we enjoyed his visit even more.
The secret life of Rich Williams: After the AES, the mind behind Burl Audio mutates into the furious lead singer of the band Burlacticus Undertow. Should this be anything else but a truly extravagant, fancy and spacy after show entertainment, I don't know anything at all.
Dave on a shopping tour in one of the most colorful shops in the world. Of course we are located directly on the corner of Haight-Ashbury, where besides buying the most shrill dresses on the planet one can still meet born-and-bred hippies in the street.
Gil is known for not making any compromises concerning his taste of cars, which he proved again with his choice of the wheels for the ride from San Francisco to Santa Cruz: this time we didn't have a Navigator, but a gigantic Chevrolet Suburban. Looks like a ship, behaves like a ship.
These giants really do grow huge, but at the same time they are extremely old as well. Honestly, who could claim to have been present when Jesus was born (at least having the temporal aspect in mind)? And by the way, do you know Terry Pratchett's story with the counting trees?