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Welcome to BFD 2! This tutorial provides an overview of what will be covered in this video series.
Learn how to point your installer to a custom location in order to place the installed samples on a separate hard drive. Also learn where all the important user, resource, and support files are stored on your system.
Data Paths
See how to use the Setup Wizard and the Data Preferences Page to make sure that BFD 1 Expansion pack content is recognized properly.
Interface Overview
Get familiar with the main interface elements, including the page buttons, control bar, load and save menus, and status bar.
Working with Presets
Explore how to load, save, and import presets, and how the different elements of the presets chooser work.
Working with Kits
Discover how to load and manage kits and how some of the important areas in the kit page and kit chooser panel work.
Kits Pieces
Learn how the kit piece slots and kit piece chooser work, as well as the different ways of auditioning and loading kit pieces and their various articulations.
Kit Piece Inspector
See how to use the different elements in the kit piece inspector, as well as how the multiple mic'ing for each sample is structured.
Kit Page Tools
Explore how to layer, move, and remove sounds. See how to use the MIDI note learn wizard to quickly assign MIDI note triggers to kit piece articulations.
Importing Your Sounds
Discover how to bring in your own samples and create multi velocity layered kit pieces that load into the BFD 2 interface.
Mixer Page Channel Types
Learn how to navigate through the mixer page interface and how the main areas work.
Mixer Page Functions
See how the mixer page tools, mixer channels, and utility panel functions work.
Mixer Page Effects
Watch how to control the various parameters and setup send routings in the mixer page effects section.
Insert FX & Sidechain
Explore how insert FX work and how to setup sidechain routing between channels.
Multiple Outputs
Discover how to set up BFD's mixer page output assignments to work with a multiple output instance of the BFD Audio Unit plug-in inside Logic Pro 9.
Exporting as Audio
Learn how to export MIDI tracks programmed in your host sequencer as audio tracks, from within BFD's mixer page.
Groove Engine Overview
Get an overview of how the different areas of the Groove Page and Grove Engine work.
Loading Palettes
See how to load in palettes, and get an overview of the palette and palette chooser controls.
Working with Grooves
Explore how to load single or multiple grooves into an already open palette, and explore the different ways of triggering and controlling the grooves in the different palette slots.
Managing Grooves
Discover how to select multiple grooves and edit their actions all at once. Also see how to designate grooves as fills and use the autofill function.
Import & Save Grooves
Watch how to import, save, and export BFD and MIDI grooves.
The Groove Editor
See an overview of the Groove Editor's interface and how to set it up for efficient editing.
Groove Editor Tools
Learn how to use the edit tools to create and edit grooves. Working in the velocity lane, overview of the 'other' functions on top of the grid editor, assigning key commands to editor functions and tools are also covered.
Recording & Groove FX
Explore how to record events into a groove via MIDI and then apply non-destructive groove FX.
Create a Drum Track
See how the different auto-play modes work and how to assemble a drum track within BFD.
Mapping Page Overview
Discover how the different areas of the key / automation mapping window work, as well as how to load and save settings for them either alone or together.
Key Mapping
Watch how to map, layer and work with variable articulations in the key-mapping window, as well as how program change mapping works.
Learn how to setup and use MIDI CC, note, and host-based automation, in BFD 2.
Product Overview
Have BFD2? Want to know how to get the most from it? DAW guru Eli Krantzberg shows you how in this in-depth look at the awesome, but very complex BFD2 drum virtual instrument by FXpansion.
Eli takes you from the beginning showing you the basics, such as installation, window overviews, building kits, importing your own sounds, to more advanced topics such as insert effects, using multiple outputs, groove editing, creating drum tracks, automation and much more.
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Submitted 10 months ago
very helpful
Really supported...... Really useful....
I am a: Beginner, Pro Tools
1. When did you start dabbling in music?
I started playing drums in high school at age fourteen. Like most kids my age around then, I was into progressive rock. Genesis, Emerson Lake and Palmer, and Yes. They rocked my world. A few short years later though, my musical life changed. While studying music in college I discovered Charlie Parker, Milt Jackson, Sonny Stitt, and John Coltrane. Milt Jackson spoke to me in such a profound way that it left me no choice but to take up vibraphone.
These great players, along with drummers like Philly Joe Jones, Max Roach, Art Blakey, and Elvin Jones changed not only the way I thought about drumming, but also music - and by extension, life - as a whole. I realized life was meant to be a creative endeavor. The idea of improvising based on a loose set of guidelines and rules permeated into my psyche even when I wasn't holding a pair of drumsticks or mallets. But if I am going to be perfectly truthful, I have to hold Henry Miller and Woody Allen equally responsible for shaping the way I view and experience the world around me.
2. What training have you had?
I am currently an Apple certified Logic Pro. Young and cocky, and armed with only a partial University degree, I dropped out of school and began playing steady commercial hotel engagements and jazz gigs when I could. This went on for many years until I decided it was time to complete my degree - which I ultimately did with a major in Political Science and a minor in music.
It was at this point that I formed my current band Nightshift. We are going in to our twenty third year now - playing commercial one nighters like weddings, corporate events, etc. Don't turn your nose up at it though - it has allowed me a wonderful quality of life. It gave me the freedom to go back to school and complete a post graduate degree in Communications Studies - all the while supporting myself by playing weddings.
3. When did you get into recording?
It was in this graduate program - in the early nineties - that I found myself drawn to the fledgling emerging universe of hard disc recording and midi sequencing. Based on nothing more than the recommendation of one of my band mates who had an old Atari, I jumped in head first and bought a Mac LC ll, along with a version 1.1 of what was then Notator Logic. I had no idea what I was getting myself into. But, in hindsight, it was a decision of epic importance in my life - shaping my future as much as the music of Milt Jackson and Charlie Parker did fifteen years prior.
I opened up my own commercial home studio in 1998 and began doing a variety of projects, working on radio jingles, artist CD projects, and whatever came my way. A couple of years later a colleague called me up - desperate. He was working at a post production house and one of the editors had just quit. They were doing audio post for a weekly TV series and needed a Pro Tools editor - and fast! And so, once again, I jumped in head first into what would ultimately open up my world even more - the world of Pro Tools.
4. People you have worked with/for?
Focusing on Logic, I built up a small but loyal client base and my phone kept ringing for Logic tech support and instruction. Film composers and studio owners all over the city were calling me. Even the music stores were giving out my phone number at this point! This kind of stuff becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. The more of it you do, the more calls you get to keep doing it. At least that's the way it should be!
As my Logic chops kept growing, I was hired by an old buddy of mine, Len Sasso, who was then an associate editor at Electronic Musician magazine, and began writing some columns for them. I had a blast doing them - and really learned to focus and express my thoughts in a concise and clear manner. This lead to a collaboration with LA based composer Terry Michael Huud on the 2006 film called Civic Duty - which was certainly one of the highlights of my professional life as a composer.
5. Why are you so good at training people?
I wake up every day excited to boot up, and create. Whether it's instructional videos, creating music, working with a studio client, performing with my band, or teaching at the schools - my days are filled with what I love doing. Enriched by the stimulation and creative freedom this modern music making software brings to my life. I bring that excitement and passion to each and every training product I create. My years of experience both using and teaching these programs has taught me the best way to make the user comfortable with these complex programs.
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Logic Qwik Trix
Presented by Apple Logic Certified Pro Eli Krantzberg, this series provides a whole new approach to learning Logic 9. 100 videos averaging about 2 minutes each, will show you incredibly important and useful Logic 9 tricks and tips that will make using Logic 9 easier, faster and more productive.
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Lounge Lizard EP-4 Explained
In this FREE series commissioned by Applied Acoustic Systems, Eli Krantzberg breaks down AAS's wonderful Rhodes and Wurly virtual instrument, Lounge Lizard EP-4. Learn all there is to know about this authentic sounding keyboard and more!
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MachFive 3 Explained
Get ready to blast off with "MachFive 3 Explained". This super in-depth series by Eli Krantzberg covers one of the most powerful studio virtual samplers ever made, the MOTU MachFive 3. Eli covers every MachFive 3 feature and functions well as important tips & tricks during your unforgettable ride with MachFive 3.
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McDSP Plug-Ins Explained
Studio guru Eli Krantzberg does McDSP! Learn all the features and functions of McDSP's unique plug-ins and see and hear them in-action on individual instruments as well a mix. If you use these plug-ins, why not get the most out of them?
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Melodyne 2 Explained
Updated for version 2.0 and presented by DAW and Plug-In pro Eli Krantzberg, this in-depth collection dedicated to Celemony Melodyne is a 'must have' if you're just getting into the world-standard of pitch and time correction, or just want to deepen your understanding of it. Shot with the latest DNA version!
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Melodyne 4 Advanced
In this in-depth video tutorial series, Melodyne expert Eli Krantzberg goes beyond Melodyne 4 Explained and dives deeper into Melodyne 4's power features, showing you how to unleash the full creative potential of this "must have" pitch and time manipulation tool.
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Melodyne 4 Explained
In this in-depth video tutorial series computer music guru Eli Krantzberg shows you how Celemony Melodyne 4 gives you complete control over the pitch and timing of every track in your project. You'll see how you can use Melodyne both surgically and creatively, on individual tracks and even entire songs!
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MIDI Explained
Are you new to MIDI or have you been using it but don't really understand what it is and how it works? Learn how MIDI works in this series of 20 tutorial videos that will give you an understanding of MIDI and what you need to know in order to connect, program and control all of your MIDI-capable software and hardware.
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MIDI Orchestration Explained
Music theory master Eli Krantzberg has heard your requests for an in-depth series all about MIDI orchestration and has delivered big time. This series is designed for those of you who want to create realistic symphony orchestrations using todays awesome symphonic virtual instruments. If you want to compose for film, TV or just to get what's in your head outside for all to hear, this collection is for you.
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Miroslav Philharmonik 2 Explained
Miroslav Philharmonik has carved a niche for itself in the crowded landscape of orchestral libraries by offering sounds focusing on emotional character. In this info-packed tutorial series, studio expert Eli Krantzberg demonstrates how to pull every last nuance out of this impressive virtual string instrument.
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Mixing Drums in Logic Pro X
Logic Pro X is a powerful tool for mixing. In this tutorial video series, Eli Krantzberg demonstrates how to use Logic Pro X to mix drum tracks and get a polished professional sound.
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Mixing Pop with UAD Plug-Ins
Eli Krantzberg brings you an in-depth video tutorial series all about mixing a Pop track with UAD Plug-Ins! See how to go from a dull, lifeless mix, into something amazing sounding and full of movement. You also get the tracks so you can mix and follow along on your own DAW.
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Mixing with Slate Plug-Ins
Eli Krantzberg is your host on this epic journey of mixing with Slate plug-ins! See how a real-world mix takes shape from beginning to end, using only Slate Digital's awesome suite of plug-ins.
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Mixing with Waves Gold Bundle
In this Groove3 video tutorial series, Eli Krantzberg shows you how to make a killer mix using nothing but the Waves Gold Bundle. See and hear the mix come together and to life, step by step. The individual tracks are also included so you can follow along and mix on your own studio system!
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MODO Bass Explained
Eli Krantzberg delivers the low down on IK Multimedia's new MODO Bass, a virtual instrument that delivers incredibly realistic bass guitars for your songs and productions!
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MODO Drum Explained
Eli Krantzberg brings you in-depth IK Multimedia MODO Drum videos! Learn MODO Drum inside and out, including how to make your first drum part. These MODO Drum tutorials are for those just starting out with the MODO Drum virtual instrument, as well as intermediate MODO Drum users.
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Music Theory Explained
Presented by life long musician and world class music technology instructor Eli Krantzberg, this collection of videos is the same info you get when you pay big dollars to go to music school and colleges, and contains all you need to know to get started on your musical theory journey.
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Novation Impulse Explained
Do you use a Novation Impulse keyboard controller? This awesome, in-depth series from studio meister Eli Krantzberg will reveal all of the amazing features and functions found in the Novation Impulse, as well as how it uses Automap to further enhance its operation.
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Novation SL MkII Explained
The Novation SL MkII keyboard controller is one of the most popular controllers available today, but it can be confusing, as it can do so much. No worries, let Novation pro Eli Krantzberg take you on a guided tour of this power packed controller from Novation and help you to control your instruments and DAW like never before.
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Omnisphere 2 Explained
Eli Krantzberg returns with the most comprehensive video tutorial series on Spectrasonic's flagship virtual instrument, Omnisphere 2. In this comprehensive series, Eli covers every aspect of this powerful and versatile instrument, as well as teaching you how to use it creatively!
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Omnisphere Explained
The sphere awaits you! Eli Krantzberg is back with a new series on the mind blowing Spectrasonics Omnisphere virtual synth. Eli covers it all from beginning to end, demystifying all of its features and functions as well as ways to get creative with its awesome power.
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Orchestrating in Logic Pro X
Your personal Logic Orchestra awaits! Eli Krantzberg guides you through a comprehensive series on how to create realistic orchestral arrangements using nothing but Logic Pro X and its built-in instruments. You also get the Logic Project files so you can follow along and experiment!
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Output Analog Brass & Winds Explained
Studio pro Eli Krantzberg gives you the goods about Output's Analog Brass & Winds virtual instrument. Learn all about this incredible instrument's features and functions, as well as creative ideas.
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Output Analog Strings Explained
Eli Krantzberg delivers in-depth video tutorials about Output's latest smash hit virtual instrument, Analog Strings. Learn all the features and functions as well as how to get creative and dial-in standard and other-worldly string sounds and parts!
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Output Portal Explained
Eli Krantzberg delivers a series of Output Portal tutorials! Discover what this fantastic granular effect plug-in can do for your tracks and productions. These Output Portal tutorial videos are designed for the new Portal user who wants to know all of the basics and get up and using it fast.
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Perspectives: Film Scoring in Logic Pro X
Logic Pro X gurus Eli Krantzberg and Doug Zangar team together to bring you a dual perspective on one task, creating music scores for film cues in Logic Pro X! Both Eli and Doug work with the same film content, and create their own music scores independently. You'll also see how they each approach and execute their visions separately, giving great insight into the process.
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Pro Tools 10 Explained
Pro Tools 10 is a major milestone for AVID and it's better than ever! Pro Tools master Eli Krantzberg is back with the definitive Pro Tools 10 guide, "Pro Tools 10 Explained". This is the best way to learn Pro Tools 10 if you're a new or intermediate user, so take the next step today.
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Pro Tools 8 Explained
Pro Tools 8 is the "Industry Standard" DAW used by both professionals and hobbyists alike. If you really want to learn Pro Tools 8's amazing features and functions, this collection of videos by Pro Tools power user Eli Krantzberg will show you how. Get started the right way and build your solid foundation in Pro Tools 8 now.
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Pro Tools 9 Explained
Get ready to learn Pro Tools 9 inside and out! DAW expert Eli Krantzberg has done it again, creating the best resource for learning the basic to intermediate features and functions of Pro Tools 9.
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Pro Tools Explained
DAW guru Eli Krantzberg takes you on a Pro Tools journey, showing you the basics, as well as more advanced Pro Tools features and functions, and makes getting on board with Pro Tools, fast and easy. If you're new to Pro Tools or want to learn more, this is the series for you.
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Pro Tools MIDI Explained
Pro Tools has amazing MIDI features and virtual instruments. Do you know how to use them? Pro Tools 8 power user Eli Krantzberg will show you how starting at the beginning and taking it all the way to the end in this in-depth video series dedicated to the awesome power of MIDI in Pro Tools 8.
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Pro Tools: Working with Loops
If you're looking to work with loops in Pro Tools, look no further. Pro Tools guru Eli Krantzberg shows the tricks of the looping trade in this in-depth series, "Working with Loops in Pro Tools". After watching you'll be loopy!
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Producing Voiceovers with Logic
Get into the voiceover business using Logic. Compatible with Logic 8 & 9, you'll see how a professional voiceover production is created from start to finish. The tricks of the trade are revealed by Apple Logic Certified Pro Eli Krantzberg and will have you producing quality voiceovers in a flash!
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RealGuitar Explained
MusicLab's RealGuitar is one of the most comprehensive acoustic guitar software instruments available, and VI expert Eli Krantzberg digs through this in-depth video tutorial series like no other author can, revealing all it's features and functions, as well as creative uses.
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Retro Synth Explained
Are you ready to learn how to use Logic Pro X's Retro Synth? If so, this collection of power packed video turorials by Apple Logic Certified Pro Eli Krantzberg will take you back to the future and turn you into a Retro Synth power user.
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REV Explained
REV is a complete world of reverse sound design, and in this video training series Eli Krantzberg shows you how to navigate that world and create completely unique Pulses, Leads, Risers, Soundscapes and more. See how going backwards can move your productions forward!
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Reverb Explained
Reverb is perhaps the most misunderstood /misused effect in the mixer's toolbox today. DAW superman Eli Krantzberg reveals everything you need to know about this mysterious effect and how to apply it to the most popular instruments in your productions. Don't get lost in space...
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Revoice Pro 4 Explained
Eli Krantzberg delivers the definitive video tutorial series on Syncro Arts' Revoice Pro 4! Learn all of its features inside and out, and see and hear everything this amazing software can do for your pitch and time correction and creative needs.
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SampleTank 3 Explained
IK Multimedia has done it again! Sporting a redesigned interface with over 33GB of sounds, this software sampler workstation is a world of its own. DAW guru Eli Krantzberg leads your SampleTank 3 expedition, leaving no areas uncharted. Learn all about this killer workstation and how to use it in your productions to its fullest extent.
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SampleTank 4 Explained
In this Groove3 video tutorial series, studio pro Eli Krantzberg brings you videos all about IK Multimedia's SampleTank 4! Learn how to setup and start using ST4, all the way through understanding all of its powerful features and functions, as well as get invaluable tips and tricks.
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SampleTank In Action
SampleTank is known as the "ultimate sample-workstation" by many, but do you know how to take advantage of all of its features and functions? Or maybe you're just getting started with this flagship sampler and want to learn all about it correctly from the start. If so, this is the video tutorial collection for you.
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Session Horns Pro Explained
Eli Krantzberg brings you the definitive series on Native Instruments Session Horns Pro! From beginning to end, leaving no features or functions behind, you'll learn the important basics and cool advanced topics that will have you creating realistic, big sounding horn parts and melodies in no time!
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Session Strings Pro 2 Explained
Eli Krantzberg presents an in-depth video tutorial series on the sequel to Native Instruments Session Strings Pro, Session Strings Pro 2! Learn all about this impressive virtual instrument and how to get the most of it for your songs and productions.
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Session Strings Pro Explained
Eli Krantzberg, author of MIDI Orchestration Explained, dives into one of todays most exciting and inspiring string collections, Native Instruments Session Strings Pro. In this series, Eli covers both the plug-in and how you can integrate it into your workflow to make beautiful sounding string parts and arrangements.
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SIGNAL Explained
SIGNAL by Output combines fat analog synthesis and live instrument samples with its unique Pulse Engine to create wild new sounds. Computer music guru Eli Krantzberg takes you deep inside this unique, creative musical tool leaving no stone unturned.
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Singer / Songwriter Production & Arranging
Are you a singer / songwriter who wants to create complete songs? Join Eli Krantzberg in this in-depth video tutorial series as he shows you how to take a song idea, arrange it, expand it into a complete band production, and mix it down to share with the world!
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SONAR 8.5 Explained
Presented by DAW superman Eli Krantzberg, this collection is the best way to get started with Cakewalk SONAR 8.5. If you're overwhelmed with Sonar 8.5's features and functions, this series was made for you. Learn SONAR 8.5 right the first time, or discover new things about it you never knew.
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SONAR Explained
For 2015, Cakewalk expanded SONAR into three products: SONAR Artist, SONAR Professional, and SONAR Platinum, each with the same core features and functions. In the most in-depth series available, SONAR guru Eli Krantzberg takes you from beginning to end, showing how to unleash the power of this fully featured, cutting edge DAW.
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SONAR Platinum Advanced
Go deeper into SONAR Platinum with SONAR expert Eli Krantzberg! SONAR Platinum is Cakewalk's most complete SONAR package, and SONAR Platinum Advanced is the most complete tutorial series on it's unique and powerful features!
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SONAR X1 Explained
Presented by DAW master Eli Krantzberg, this collection is the best way to get started with Cakewalk SONAR X1. If you're overwhelmed with SONAR X1's features and functions, this series was made for you. Learn SONAR X1 right the first time, or discover new things about it you never knew.
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SONAR X1 Tips & Tricks
DAW master Eli Krantzberg is back with another SONAR slam dunk, "SONAR X1 Tips & Tricks". This collection is focused on cool SONAR X1 tips and tricks that will inspire your creativity as well as improve your workflow and overall SONAR X1 knowledge.
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SONAR X2 Explained
Cakewalk has done it again, this time taking their flagship DAW SONAR to the next level, adding tons of new features and functions. SONAR X2 is here and Eli Krantzberg is the man with the plan, showing you all of its ins and outs. This in-depth series will take you from slow to pro in no time!
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SONAR X3 Explained
The latest version of Cakewalk SONAR has arrived! SONAR X3 is here with many new features and functions, and SONAR guru Eli Krantzberg takes you from beginning to end, showing how to unleash the true power of this fully featured, cutting edge DAW.
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SONAR X3 New Features
SONAR X3 brought many new features to Cakewalk's flagship DAW, do you wan't to really know them inside and out? SONAR guru Eli Krantzberg blitzes and sacks them all in this in-depth series dedicated to SONAR X3's new features and functions.
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Songwriting Theory Explained
Eli's back with another awesome music theory based series! In this collection Eli reveals the mechanics and creativeness behind modern songwriting. Learn popular chord sequences and cadences as well as analyze the chord progressions of some of the most famous songs ever written.
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Songwriting with EZKeys
Toontrack's EZKeys isn't just a great sounding collection of piano instruments and grooves, it's a powerful songwriting tool. In this video tutorial series Eli Krantzberg guides you through unlocking your songwriting ideas using EZKeys and a number of different song styles as examples!
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Songwriting with RealGuitar
Eli Krantzberg shows you how to use the awesome sounding RealGuitar and RealStrat from MusicLab to flesh out a whole song from top to bottom. Anyone who writes songs can benefit from this series as well!
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Songwriting with Vocal Acapellas
Eli Krantzberg presents detailed videos on songwriting with vocal acapellas! Learn how to take a vocal acapella, and create an entire production behind it, including editing the vocals, tuning them, writing the chords and other production elements, arrangement, mixing and much, much more. This series is shown in Logic Pro X, but anyone can benefit from the information and apply it to their own DAW. You also get the acapella tracks so you can follow along and write your own song.
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Steven Slate Drums 5 Explained
Got Slate Drums? Eli Krantzberg delivers an in-depth video tutorial series about the new Steven Slate Drums 5! Go deep into this virtual drum powerhouse learning all of its features and functions, and see just what it can do for your songs and productions.
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SUBSTANCE Explained
Output has done it again! This time they've created the ultimate bass synth machine for your DAW, and Eli Krantzberg buckles up his miners helmet and take you deep into this low frequency beast.
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Switching from Pro Tools to Studio One 3
If you're a Pro Tools user who's thinking of making the switch to Studio One 3, Pro Tools guru Eli Krantzberg shows you what you'll need to know to get up and running, as well as convert your Pro Tools mind into the ways of Studio One 3.
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The Cheat Sheet for Programming Jazz Piano
Eli Krantzberg slips you the cheat sheet for programming realistic jazz piano parts for your songs and productions. Don't have jazz chops? No problem, Eli shows you how to work around all that using any modern DAW!
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The Mechanics of Mixing in Logic Pro X
Learn the nuts and bolts of mixing in Logic Pro X! Eli Krantzberg takes you on a mixing journey using nothing but LPX, showing you all the features and functions, steps, techniques and theories to use to create a professional sounding product. You also get the full Logic Project and audio files so you can mix or remix along in real-time!
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Top Down Mixing Explained
Eli Krantzberg presents an in-depth video tutorial series on the popular mixing technique "Top Down Mixing"! Learn all about this interesting and effective process, and why and how you should use it to mix your songs and productions. The individual tracks used in the video series are also included for you to download and follow along with in your DAW.
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Tremor Explained
Feel the earth move when you make your beats with FXpansion's Tremor software drum machine! Eli Krantzberg returns with this smash series, showing you everything there is to know about this awesome drum machine that features powerful synthesis, effects, modulation and step-sequencing.
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Trilian Explained
Learn Spectrasonic's amazing Trilian inside and out... DAW super whiz Eli Krantberg takes you deep into the Trilian bass module, showing you the important basics and advanced features and functions like no other. Get bass for your face!
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Twist 2.0 Explained
Virtual instrument guru Eli Krantzberg is back and ready to dig into SONiVOX's powerful spectral morphing synth Twist 2.0. This series takes an in-depth look at Twist 2.0's features & options and gives you the knowledge you need to get the most out of this virtual instrument.
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UA Unison Preamps & Channel Strips Explained
Studio pro Eli Krantzberg reveals the technology and magic behind Universal Audio's Unison Preamp technology and plug-ins! Learn all about the different Unison Enabled Plug-Ins and best practices for using them in your tracks and productions.
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UJAM Drummers Explained
Studio wiz Eli Krantzberg reveals the new virtual drummer instrument from UJAM! Learn all about its features and functions, as well as see it in-action in a real world session.
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Using Melodyne ARA with Logic Pro X Explained
Eli Krantzberg delivers a series dedicated to the new Melodyne ARA feature now in Logic Pro X! See and hear how amazing this new functionality is, and what it can do for your tracks and productions.
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UVI Falcon Explained
In these in-depth training videos studio wiz Eli Krantzberg teaches you how to make your productions soar with Falcon, UVI's comprehensive hybrid software synthesizer. Featuring a dizzying amount of processors, modulators, and effects, in addition to deep scripting capabilities, you will not long for another synth!
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Vacuum Pro Explained
Resident Virtual instrument guru Eli Krantzberg is back and this time he's sinking his teeth into AIR Music Technology's newest polyphonic analog tube synthesizer Vacuum Pro. This series takes an in-depth look at all of Vacuum Pro's features and options and gives you the knowledge you need to push this synth to its limits and warm up your synth tracks nice and hot.
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Vienna Ensemble Pro 5 Explained
Presented by orchestral and studio wiz Eli Krantzberg, this series is the one Vienna Ensemble Pro users have been waiting for. Eli covers all the features and functions of the industry standard, world-class Vienna Instruments and Vienna Ensemble Pro, and shows you creative ways to maximize their power and sound. If you use Vienna Ensemble Pro, this series is a must see.
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Vienna Ensemble Pro Explained
Eli Krantzberg brings you an in-depth series of Vienna Symphonic Library Vienna Ensemble Pro tutorials! Learn Vienna Ensemble Pro inside and out, and how to use it to host all of your virtual instruments and effects. These Vienna Ensemble Pro videos are designed for the new Vienna Ensemble Pro user, as well as for those who just want to know more about this powerful cross-platform network mixing & hosting software.
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Vienna Smart Orchestra Explained
Eli Krantzberg brings you a collection of in-depth video tutorials all about Vienna Symphonic Library's new Vienna Smart Orchestra! Learn everything from set up, using it creatively, and much more.
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Virtual Guitarist AMBER Explained
UJAM is at it again with their hyper-realistic steel-string acoustic guitar instrument, Virtual Guitarist AMBER. In this video tutorial series, studio music guru Eli Krantzberg shows you how to use and create authentic sounding acoustic guitar parts for your songs and productions.
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Virtual Guitarist IRON Explained
In this in-depth tutorial series, computer music guru Eli Krantzberg shows you how to get rocking with this innovative and expressive new guitar instrument from UJAM, Virtual Guitarist IRON!
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Virtual Mix Rack Explained
Let Eli Krantzberg wake you up and introduce you to the virtual channel strip plug-in suite you've always dreamed of, from Slate Digital. Eli covers all the features and functions, as well as in-action examples of each module.
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Vocalizer Pro Explained
Virtual instrument guru Eli Krantzberg is back and gets vocal about SONiVOX's Vocalizer Pro. In this series Eli takes an in-depth look at all of Vocalizer Pro's features and options giving you the knowledge to get the most out of this powerful virtual instrument and transform your sounds into never before heard sonics!
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Waves Tune Explained
Eli Krantzberg is your host for this in-depth series on using the powerful pitch editing plug-in Waves Tune! Watch and learn what every function and button does, as well as see it used in-action.
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Working with T-RackS 5
In this Groove3 video tutorial series, Eli Krantzberg reveals the new features found in T-RackS version 5, plus ways to use T-RackS to master your tracks and productions!
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zplane reTune Explained
Eli Krantzberg and zplane present a FREE video tutorial series on reTune, the wonder real-time pitch correction plug-in!
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> Has Police Use of Informants Affected You or Your Community?
WASHINGTON – The House Judiciary Committee held hearings today to examine the dangers of the informant system as used in drug law enforcement. Today's hearing was prompted by the tragic death of a 92-year-old Atlanta woman, Kathryn Johnston, who was shot during a botched SWAT raid of her home. The raid was based on information fabricated by police, who falsely attributed the misinformation to a confidential informant. Civil rights advocates and members of Congress called for an overhaul of the informant system, instituting oversight mechanisms and safeguards to prevent future injustices.
"The informant system is a ticking time bomb in need of immediate reform. Ms. Johnston's death has sounded the alarm: we've handed over too much police work to informants," said Jesselyn McCurdy, legislative counsel at the ACLU Washington Legislative Office. "Informants can be useful tools for law enforcement, but there must be oversight and regulation of their use if our system of justice is to live up to its name."
In November 2006, Atlanta police conducted a paramilitary-style raid of Ms. Johnston's home based on information of suspected drug activity at her address. Fabricating information they claimed to come from an informant, police improperly obtained a warrant for a "no-knock" raid that allowed them to burst into Ms. Johnston's home without warning. In the course of an internal investigation conducted after the raid, two police officers admitted to fabricating evidence in order to secure a warrant and pressuring an informant to cover for their misconduct.
"The government's use of criminal informants is largely secretive, unregulated, and unaccountable," said Alexandra Natapoff, J.D., a professor at Loyola Law School, in her testimony before the committee. "This is especially true in connection with street crime and urban drug enforcement. This lack of oversight and quality-control leads to wrongful convictions, more crime, disrespect for the law, and sometimes even official corruption. At a minimum, we need more data on and better oversight of this important public policy."


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Rhode Island state law makers voted this month to repeal an obscure 1989 law that forbid spreading untruths online, and punished scofflaws with a misdemeanor charge and a $500 fine.
The law was enacted to stop scammers and con artists from preying on the denizens of the then-tiny Internet. But it also weirdly included over-broad language that, "outlawed the 'transmission of false data' regardless of whether liars stood to profit from their deception or not," reported the Associated Press.
This meant that announcing you were the Lizard King, or claiming someone's mother loved bears a little too much, or telling the good people of Match.com that you're blonde when you're really brunette, would earn you a criminal record. The Associated Press says only a few people were ever prosecuted under the absurd law; the most recent case was in 2010, when a prison guard made a fake Facebook account to impersonate his boss. The man lost his job, but the charges were dropped, and the case spurred Rhode Island lawmakers to let 'Net-surfing Rhode Islanders weave more tangled Webs.
The law used to be found in Section 11-52-7 of the Rhode Island General Laws concerning Computer Crime. While it's still illegal to lie online in order to defraud people out of their money, the bill striking the more general prohibition on the transmission of false data was passed in the Rhode Island State House and Senate and signed by Governor Lincoln Chafee.
Luckily, Rhode Island is taking more rational steps to approaching the dubious nature of facts on the Internet than others. Recently, one of China's most popular social media sites introduced a points system where people too frequently found spreading "untruths" get kicked off the service. But for the moment, while all these Rhode Islanders are drunk on their new freedom, we should take all of their status updates with a grain of salt.


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Georg Jensen
Danish, est. 1904
Bowl, c. 1950
16.5 x 40.1 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Donated in memory of David and Eva Thomas
Metallic, Decorative Arts Silver
The Danish goldsmith Georg Jensen (1866–1935) opened his first workshop and store in Copenhagen in 1904. His success was swift, and by the time of his death in 1935 there were Georg Jensen outlets in Brussels, Barcelona, Berlin, Geneva, London, New York, and Paris, many of which still exist today. He is widely considered to be responsible for the international renown of Danish modern silver. Work produced under the Jensen banner is indicative of twentieth century design movements: Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and mid-century Modernism. This bowl, designed by Henning Koppel—a master craftsman who began collaborating with Jensen in 1946—is characteristic of Functionalism, a movement that believed beauty could be achieved without sacrificing practicality. Koppel is considered an early pioneer of this design aesthetic.
Gallery Hours
- Tuesday 11am-5pm
- Wednesday 11am-5pm
- Thursday 11am-5pm
- Friday 11am-9pm
- Saturday 11am-5pm
- Sunday 11am-5pm
- Closed Monday


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ALBANY -- The Capital Region took part in a national day of protest marking dissatisfaction with the recent acquittal of a man accused of gunning down an unarmed black teen on a Florida street. The teen, Trayvon Martin, 17, was shot and killed after a confrontation with George Zimmerman, a self-proclaimed neighborhood watch member, after a violent struggle between the two. Protests were reportedly set for 100 cities across the nation on Saturday, according to a press release from National Action Network, which organized the events. The Albany protest, staged outside the Federal Courthouse on Broadway, drew some 200 people, many of whom carried signs and chanted the slogan 'no justice no peace.' Despite the chants, the demonstration was peaceful and relatively serene. The event began with a brief rally at the Federal Courthouse, which was followed by a march up Clinton Avenue, through Arbor Hill, to the Social Justice Center on Washington Avenue. "This is part of a 100-city rally to try to get the Federal Government to bring charges against George Zimmerman," said one of the march's organizers. "But we also want to have a discussion that people don't want to talk about; a discussion about race." Zimmerman was acquitted of murder and manslaughter by a Florida jury, largely due to the circumstances under which prosecutors were bound by Florida's controversial 'stand your ground' laws, which sanction and expand the use of deadly force in cases of so-called self-defense. Martin had been walking along a street in Sanford, Florida; in an area patrolled by neighborhood volunteer Zimmerman. The two became engaged in confrontation, the details of which remain somewhat unclear, but which ended with Zimmerman fatally shooting Martin in the chest. "I'm here to support African-Americans, and black youth," said Majestic Tillman, a young filmmaker who briefly addressed the protesters on the courthouse steps. "I was a little nervous when I spoke up there on stage so that everyone else could hear a young black male speak about what's happening and what he feels is happening." While Tillman said he has never had a situation like Trayvon Martin's, he has had contact with local police in situations where he was menaced and nearly victimized himself by assailants. "I was raised to always call the cops," Tillman said. "I had a situation where someone was trying to rob me at the mall and instead of trying to handle it myself I went to them." Tillman said his concerns weren't taken seriously by law enforcement, leaving him with a feeling of powerlessness. "They tell us to go to them (the police) when we need them," he said. "And every time I go to them they do nothing." Tillman's mother said it was important that people gathered and remembered what happened in Florida. "I'm not going to tell my son to be less of a man because of police perception," Tillman said. "He's a young man, he's smart, he's a graduate and he shouldn't feel like he has to bow down or drop his head because of who he is." Tillman said people have to know that young African-Americans can walk freely in cities across the country. "I'm not going to let you define me," Tillman said. "We're just not going to take that." Tillman, a college history major, said issues of institutional racism make people feel uncomfortable. "You have to deal with it, it needs to be discussed; just like religious issues and gender issues," Tillman said. "We all have struggles." Charles Sweeney may be reached at 270-1291.
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Providing Cush for Your Truck's Tush with a No Limit Fatbar Rear Suspension
You see a lot of suspension stories in CLASSIC TRUCKS magazine, and for good reason: we're all a bunch of wusses! Well, maybe not wusses, but our standards of comfort have certainly been raised in the decades since our favorite fat-fendered pickups rolled down the assembly line. These days we want it all when we construct our classic cruisers–vintage looks, modern ride quality, and enough power to scare the heck out of the hapless person in the passenger seat.This story will help address two of those desires: comfort and power. We'll be following along as the crew at D&P Classic Chevy installs a No Limit Engineering Fatbar rear suspension on a '56 Chevy pickup (Don't fret Ford folks–installation will be nearly identical on most '48-66 Blue Oval applications.). The Fatbar is a setup that's designed to provide a better ride in the rear (more cush for your truck's tush, if you will), while also planting your pickup's power where it belongs–on the pavement.
Let's start with the comfort factor. Pickups start out with a ride quality disadvantage compared to cars because there's very little weight in the rear to help keep things stable. Couple that with the fact that many early trucks had stiff rear leaf springs to handle heavy loads and you can see why these old rigs were known for bouncing all over the road. There are a number of ways to improve the ride while retaining the leaf springs, but many rodders prefer to convert to four-link (or four-bar) style rear suspensions because they're more adjustable and, quite frankly, look trick. But it's not all about vanity–any drag racer will tell you that four-links transfer power more efficiently than leaf springs. And if done right, four-links can provide a smoother ride to boot.
According to No Limit's literature, the Fatbar system incorporates several unique design features to capitalize on that last asset. First are the bars themselves, which, at 30 inches, are longer than most to help achieve smoother weight transfer. They're also larger in diameter–hence the "Fatbar" moniker. The Panhard rod also measures in at 30 inches, and it mounts low and to the rear to provide a low roll center and less radial deflection. And finally, the Fatbar setup is designed to use coilover shocks with long (5-inch) strokes and soft (around 200 pounds) springs to really smooth out the ride.
Speaking of shocks, we used Ultra Ride coilovers (PN UR5855P) from QA1 Precision Products. These particular shocks provide soft compression and adjustable rebound rates, which allows the spring to handle most of the compression work and lets you dial in the rebound valving by choosing from 12 different settings on a knob at the base of the shock. The coilovers look trick, too, with a bright anodized aluminum body and a powdercoated "chrome-appearing" spring providing adequate eye candy without being overly flashy.
All in all, installation of the Fatbar setup was pretty straightforward, only taking D&P's Craig Peterson and Brandon Tabares a few hours' (that includes stalling for photos). That means a typical hobbyist could probably tackle the task in about a day, depending on his or her experience and the pickup's state of assembly (or disassembly). Adding to the ease of installation is the fact that all of the frame brackets are designed to bolt on, although the guys at D&P opted to weld them for optimum strength and a cleaner appearance. The only parts that actually require welding are the five brackets that attach to the axle housing itself. With that said, let's get on with the show.
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At the risk of annoying some of the categorists I feel urged to pose this beginner-ish question:
If one talks about a specific category such as the category of sets with functions or the category of groups with group-homomorphisms or the category of topological spaces with
homeomorphisms continous maps (let's restrict to these), what should I have in mind, how should I think of it?
a sheer structure of point-like objects and arrows which is merely isomorphic to a class of set-theoretic objects with set-theoretically definable morphisms between them (e.g. functions as sets) or
the class of set-theoretic objects itself (plus morphisms) or
what else?
In case of (1) shouldn't for example the category of sets been termed "the (abstract) category which is isomorphic to the (concrete) class (not category!) of all sets with functions" (as we would talk about "the unlabelled graph X which is isomorphic to the labelled graph Y")? And only because this is inconvenient, we talk of "the category of sets"?
[Added:] It's common talk to say "Set is the category whose objects are all sets...". This sounds like taking position (2).
Side-question: There is the notion of "the category of models of a theory with elementary maps". Is the category of groups with group-homomorphisms the same as the category of models of group theory with elementary maps? If not so: why? (Made a separate question out of this.)


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WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ -- (Marketwire) -- 10/30/09 -- SYS-CON Events announced today that the 5th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo will take place April 19-20-21, 2010, at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City.
The International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo series is the world's leading Cloud-focused event and is held three times a year, in New York, Silicon Valley and in Europe. Over 200 corporate sponsors and 10,000 industry professionals have participated in Cloud Computing Expo since its inception, more than all other Cloud-related events put together.
The three-day event will offer a rich array of sessions led by exceptional speakers about the business and technical value of cloud computing with more than 80 sponsors and exhibitors on the 70,000 sq. ft. show floor and over 5,000 estimated delegates from well over 48 different countries.
4th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo
At the 4th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo, November 2-4, 2009, being held in the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA, more than 2,000 delegates will find out how cloud computing is transforming the way that enterprises everywhere build and deploy applications.
Now held three times a year -- in New York, Prague, and Santa Clara -- the Cloud Computing Conference & Expo series is the fastest-growing Enterprise IT event in the past 10 years, devoted to every aspect of delivering massively scalable enterprise IT as a service. The event is co-located with our 7th International Virtualization Conference & Expo.
4th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo Keynotes
Cloud Computing Expo 2009 West keynotes, November 2-3, 2009, in the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA, will be delivered by Richard Marcello, Unisys President of Systems & Technology; Shelton Shugar, Yahoo! SVP Cloud Computing; and Richard Sarwal, Oracle VP of Development for Enterprise Manager.
Delegate Registration Options
Cloud Computing Expo (www.CloudComputingExpo.com) delegates can pre-register for the conference online with $800 savings here: https://www3.sys-con.com/cloud1109/registernew.cfm
Sponsors and Exhibitors of the 4th Cloud Computing Expo:
Sponsors and exhibitors of the upcoming 4th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo (November 2-4, 2009, Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA) represent the leading technology providers of the Cloud Computing revolution, including:
Oracle (www.oracle.com / platinum sponsor)
Unisys (www.unisys.com / platinum sponsor)
Yahoo! (www.yahoo.com / platinum sponsor)
Adaptivity (www.adaptivity.com / gold sponsor)
Bycast (www.bycast.com / gold sponsor)
EMC (www.emc.com / gold sponsor)
Intel (www.intel.com / gold sponsor)
3Tera (www.3tera.com / silver sponsor)
Akamai (www.akamai.com / silver sponsor)
AppZero (www.appzero.com / silver sponsor)
Rackspace Cloud (www.rackspacecloud.com / silver sponsor)
CloudTest SOASTA (www.soasta.com / silver sponsor)
Objectivity (www.objectivity.com / silver sponsor)
Rhomobile (www.rhomobile.com / silver sponsor)
Stoneware (www.stone-ware.com / silver sponsor)
Sybase (www.sybase.com / silver sponsor)
CSS Corp (www.csscorp.com / bronze sponsor)
ExactTarget (www.exacttarget.com / bronze sponsor)
New Relic (www.newrelic.com / bronze sponsor)
ParaScale (www.parascale.com / bronze sponsor)
PerspecSys (www.perspecsys.com / bronze sponsor)
The Planet (www.theplanet.com / bronze sponsor)
RightScale (www.rightscale.com / bronze sponsor)
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Vizioncore (www.vizioncore.com / bronze sponsor)
CloudSwitch (www.cloudswitch.com / bronze sponsor)
Tranxition (www.tranxition.com / bronze sponsor)
Altor Networks (www.altornetworks.com / exhibitor)
Dasher Technologies (www.dashertechnologies.com / exhibitor)
GoGrid (www.gogrid.com / exhibitor)
HP (www.hp.com / exhibitor)
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IBM (www.ibm.com / exhibitor)
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OpSource (www.opsource.net / exhibitor)
Ulitzer (www.ulitzer.com / new media sponsor)
Cloud Computing Journal (www.CloudComputingJournal.com / media sponsor)
SYS-CON.TV (www.sys-con.tv / media sponsor)
Zetta (www.zetta.net / exhibitor)
Sponsorship Opportunities:
Sponsorship and Exhibit opportunities can be obtained from Carmen Gonzalez by email at events (at) sys-con.com, by phone 201 802 3021.
SYS-CON's International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo, held each year in California, New York and Prague is the leading event covering the fast-emerging Cloud Computing market for Enterprise IT professionals. Co-located with the International Virtualization Conference & Expo, the combined event delivers the #1 i-technology educational and networking opportunity of the year for those seeking to establish a market lead anywhere in the multiple layers of the Cloud Computing ecosystem.
About SYS-CON Media & Events:
SYS-CON Media (www.sys-con.com) has since 1994 been connecting technology companies and customers 24x7x365 through a comprehensive content stream at www.SYS-CON.com -- focused on 35 main subject areas, from Cloud Computing to Web Security -- interwoven with market leading full-scale conferences produced by SYS-CON Events. The company's internationally recognized brands include among others Cloud Computing Expo (www.CloudComputingExpo.com), Virtualization Conference & Expo (www.VirtualizationConference.com), Government IT Conference & Expo (www.GovITExpo.com), Cloud Computing Bootcamp (www.CloudComputingBootcamp.com), Cloud Expo Europe (www.CloudExpo-Europe.com) and now UlitzerLive! New Media Conference & Expo (www.UlitzerLive.com).
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