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JAMIE LOCKE 125 Furnace Street, Sharon MA (617) 462-6099 Jlocke1006@Gmail.Com JAMIE LOCKE 125 Furnace Street, Sharon MA (617) 462-6099 [email protected] www.jlockemusic.com EDUCATION MS, Music Technology 2008 Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Indianapolis IN Thesis: The Development of an Instructional Website: Creating a Finished Mixdown From a Multitrack Music Recording in the Virtual Studio Honors: Graduated with 4.0 GPA Professional Diploma, Music Production and Engineering 2003 Berklee College of Music, Boston MA Instrument: Piano BA, Music 1982 Alma College, Alma MI Area of Concentration: Piano Performance TEACHING EXPERIENCE New England Institute of Technology, Warwick RI, East Greenwich RI Associate Professor 2009 - 2016 • Led the initiative to increase audio instruction in the Digital Media Production department. • Developed and taught new courses: Audio Mixdown, Sound For Picture, Sound Reinforcement I and Sound Reinforcement II, including syllabi, reference materials, lecture, quizzes, exams, lab exercises, lab projects, and grading criteria for all. • Participated in the transition team to move the department from Warwick RI to East Greenwich RI. Approved floor plans and electrical requirements for three new studios and fourteen edit booths. Specified new consoles and console furniture. Specified and installed room treatments. Specified and installed all outboard audio equipment including wiring for patch bays, interfaces and outboard processors. • Served as faculty advisor to the student music-recording club for eight years. • Oversaw senior students’ Capstone Projects in music production. • Received consistently positive student and department reviews. Assistant Professor 2004 - 2008 • Participated in the development of a new Bachelor’s program “Digital Recording Arts.” • Developed four new courses for the program: Introduction to Digital Audio, Multi-track Recording, Audio Postproduction, and Music Production Techniques, including syllabi, lecture, quizzes, exams, weekly lab practicum, and all grading criteria. JAMIE LOCKE PAGE 2 • Contracted with the college to perform several installations of audio recording equipment. Specified and installed all audio equipment for two audio recording studios and eleven audio edit booths, including consoles, interfaces, patch bays, computers, and outboard processors. Adjunct Instructor 1999 - 2003 • Developed syllabi and overall course structure, including weekly lab practicum for two courses: Audio Recording I and Audio Recording II. • Specified new audio equipment upgrades for the college. Maintained the audio equipment and computers for the audio recording studio and four edit booths. RELATED EXPERIENCE Independent Producer/Audio Recording/Mix Engineer 1987 – Present Jamie Locke Music Productions, Sharon MA • Recording/mixing engineer on albums for CBS/Sony, Polygram, Sire/Warner, Virgin/Capitol, SBK, Epic and Geffen Records, earning three Platinum and three Gold Album Awards. • Producer/engineer/mastering engineer for a variety of record labels including: Virgin/Capitol, Roadrunner, Relativity, Century Media, Griffin, Metalblade, Revelation, Diehard, Victory, I Scream, Critique, Taang!, Bridge Nine, Stillborn, Eagle Peak, Sound- Virus, Blackout, Botown, and Atta Girl Records. • Recorded and mixed music for the Michael Corrente film “Say You’ll Be Mine,” the Farelly Brothers film “Outside Providence,” and the Mercury/MGM film “Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man.” • Recorded and mixed hundreds of advertising jingles, performing on many of them (voice and piano) for the Citadel and Clear Channel Radio Networks. This work was contracted by Coast to Coast Productions, Verité Music, and Sound Marketing Ideas. House Engineer 2005 - 2012 The Center For Arts In Natick, Natick MA • Provided front of house and monitor mixes for a variety of artists including Paula Cole, Joan Osborne, Roger McGuinn, John Waite, Karla Bonoff, Jimmy Webb, Jonathan Edwards, Al Stewart, Poco, Melanie, John Hammond, The Persuasions, Tom Rush, Tom Chapin, Grace Kelly, and many others. Chief Engineer 1991 – 1994 Mission Control, North Falmouth MA • Mission Control was a 48 track Otari/Studer/SSL studio with seventeen gold and platinum albums. Artists included New Edition, Branford Marsalis, Fine Young Cannibals, Color Me Badd, Peter Wolf, and many others. While there I worked with New Kids On The Block, Tommy Page, Bootsauce, Jonzun Crew, Ben Orr, Greg Hawkes, Duke and the Drivers, and many others. JAMIE LOCKE PAGE 3 Staff Engineer 1987 – 1991/ Normandy Sound, Warren RI 1998 – 2000 • Normandy Sound was a 48 track Studer/SSL studio. Studio clients include Paula Abdul, Steve Smith, Billy Cobham, Ron Carter, The Brecker Brothers, Buddy Guy, Maurice Starr, Aimee Mann, Tavares and many others. While there I worked with Aerosmith, New Edition, New Kids On The Block, Marky Mark, Jimmy Miller (producer of The Rolling Stones, Traffic, Blind Faith) John Cafferty And The Beaver Brown Band, Hirsh Gardner, and many others. AWARDS Multi-Platinum Sales Award, New Kids On The Block “Step By Step” Columbia 1992 Multi-Platinum Sales Award, New Kids On The Block “Hangin’ Tough” Columbia 1990 Platinum Sales Awards, Marky Mark And The Funky Bunch “Music For The People” Interscope 1991 Gold Sales Award, Tommy Page “Paintings In My Mind” Sire 1990 Certified Canadian Gold, Bootsauce “Bull” Polygram 1992 Certified Canadian Gold, Bootsauce “The Brown Album” Polygram 1990 MEMBERSHIPS • Audio Engineering Society HARDWARE/SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE • SSL 4000 and 6000 E and G Series • Sony DMX-R100 Consoles • Mackie D8B • Neve 8078 • Yamaha O1V • API Legacy Console • Yamaha TF3 • Trident Series 80B • Avid C|24 • Sony MXP 3036 • Digidesign Control 24 • Soundcraft Series Two • Pro Tools, Digital Performer, Adobe • Allen and Heath GL 2400 Audition, Finale • Mackie 8-bus • Canvas and Blackboard learning • Mackie 2404 management systems .
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