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EMILY LAZAR, CHIEF MASTERING ENGINEER EMILY LAZAR CHIEF MASTERING ENGINEER

At the for efro n t of a new generation of mastering engineers, Emily Lazar , fou n d e r of The Lod g e , reco g n i z es the integ r al role mastering plays in the creat i v e musical pro c ess. Combining a decisive ol d - s chool style and sen s i b i l i t y with an intui t i v e and you t h ful knowledge of music and tec h n o l o g y , Emily and her team cap tur e the magic that can only be creat ed in the right studio by the right people. Founded in 1997, The Lodge is located in the heart of ’s . Equipped with state-of-the art mastering, DVD authoring, surround sound, and specialized recording studios, The Lodge utilizes cutting- edge technologies and has attracted both the in d u st r y ’ s most ren o wned art i s ts and prom i n e n t newcom e r s. From its unique collection of outboar d eq u i p m e n t to it s sop h i st i ca t ed high-density digital audio wor k stat i o n s , The Lodge is furnished with specially hand- pi c k ed pieces that lure both analog afic i o n a d o s and digital audiophiles alike. Moreo ver , The Lodge is the only stud i o in the New York Metropolitan area with an in-house Ampex ATR-102 one-inch two- track tape machine for master playback, transfer and archival purposes. As Chief Mastering Engineer, Emily’s pas sion for integ r ating music with technology has been the driving force behind her success, enabling her to create some of the most distinctive sounding rel ea s ed in rece n t year s. Her part i c ular atten tion to detail and demand for arti s tic integ r i t y is evi d e n t th r ough her exte n s i v e body of work that spans genres and musical styl e s, and has made her a trai l b l a ze r in an industry notably lacking female representation. Rece nt l y , Emily has wor k ed with esteemed arti s ts such as: David Bowi e , , Jeff Buc k l e y, , Thi r d Eye Blind, Natalie Merch a n t, Beyoncé Knowl e s, The All-Am e r i c an Rej e c t s, The Donnas, The Apples in Stere o , Sinéad O’Con n o r , Desti ny ’ s Child, Loudon Wai nw r i g h t III, El-P, , Sol a n g e , Atm os p h e r e, Nada Sur f , , Gang Star r , Can n i b al Ox, Taj Mahal, and Brat m o b i l e , to name a few. In addition, she has master ed original sou n d t ra c k s for the fol l o wing featu r e films: Trai n i n g Da y, Pok emon: The 1st Movi e , Boys Don’t Cry, American Psych o , and Jesu s ’ Son, among many oth e r s. Recent articles on Emily Lazar include features in Electronic Musician (cover story), Mix Magazine, Billboard, Pro Sound News and TapeOp. Lazar is also a highly publicized product endorsee for Avalon Design (audio equipment) and Apple Computers.

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AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 THE LODGE : MAIN FOYER

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DAVID BOW I E LOU REED, MICK ROCK, N ATALIE MERCHANT & ROB SA N TOS (BMG) TODD VOS (PRO D U C E R)

SO N I C YOUTH VIA STEPHEN JENKINS (PRO D U C E R) CY B E R S PAC E () & JASO N CA R M E R ( P RO D U C E R)

T H E A L L-A M E R I CAN REJECTS E L-P (DEF JUX) & NASA T H E A P P L ES I N ST E R EO & TIM O’HEIR (PRO D U C E R)

AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 By Stephanie Jorgl “My interest in mastering has been driven by my passion Lazar received a Master’s Degree and a graduate fellow- for story telling,” says mastering engineer Emily Lazar. ship at New York University’s Music Technology Program, “People and music are really similar — both yearn for as preparation for becoming a mastering engineer. Soon meaningful connections. So, a big part of that connection after she began working for other mastering engineers, is being able to tell stories that deeply resonate within an she knew she wanted to run her own show. audience.” Lazar owns The Lodge, a New York City-based mastering house that polishes the final mood on recordings such as ’s “Heathen,” and on movie soundtracks — including work on a track for the latest Austin Powers film, “Goldmember.” “One of the most exciting aspects about being a master- ing engineer is working with artists and helping them to be better storytellers by helping them find their ’s unique voice — that defined sound,” she adds.

She Da Master. Emily at work.

The Mastering Process The first step in mastering is to assess the source recording. Some of the sources provided to Lazar are already in dig- ital format — for example, on a 16 or 24-bit CD, in the form of Pro-Tools session files, .WAV/.AIFF files or a DAT (digital audio tape). However, analog tape is still preferred by many of her clients and is one of Lazar’s favorite Lazar’s Central Think Tank. mediums. Mastering the greats from the heart of New York City. Precision adjustments in frequency, equalization and/or compression are then made. “There’s no frame or template Music In Her Roots for mastering, as each mix will always be different and all “Some of my earliest memories of music are of playing need to be approached individually,” says Lazar. and singing with my mother. Having grown up in a very After the recording has been mastered, it then travels musical household, I played a lot of instruments. into the hi-resolution Macintosh-based digital audio I learned guitar, piano, flute, voice and violin. workstation for sequencing and editing. At the completion “Although my personal music has taken a back seat for of that process, Lazar’s newly-made production part can the time being, I’ve been writing and recording for over be delivered on an assortment of formats, such as 3/4” 15 years,” she says. “Being a musician has given me a U-Matic, DDP Exabyte, DVD, DLT, PMCD, Vinyl Lacquer strong sensitivity and appreciation for the artist’s role, and SACD. This final master goes directly to the CD which has added perspective and affected my work as a manufacturer. From this medium, the CD manufacturing mastering engineer. facility creates a glass master for replication.

AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 Balance Is Critical So what goes into good mastering? “In my experience, “One recent personal highlight — for me — was the respect for the integrity of the music is vital, but equally re-mastering job we just finished for Clem Snide’s first important is the ability to add something completely unex- album, ‘.’” she says. “This is a record pected to a project,” she says. “I think finding this ba l a n c e very dear to my heart — a collection of unbelievable treas- is critical to the work of a great mastering engineer. ures that never really had a proper mastering job before.” “My goal is to always be a subtle innovator. All in all, I think that I have been able to recruit top name acts to The Lodge because of the quality of my work and my rep- utation as someone an artist can rely on,” she explains. Macs Run The Lodge “We use Macintosh computers for everything we do here — from administrative databases, spreadsheets and budgeting, to graphic design and highly technical digital audio editing,” says Lazar. “In a creative environment like ours, there is nothing else that compares. “We pride ourselves in the ability to produce the best quality product in the world,” she adds. “Apple’s commitment to quality is second to none. Hence, it’s a perfect match.” From Vintage Analog to Digital At The Lodge, the equipment ranges from vintage analog pieces to cutting-edge digital outboard equipment. “The No Ordinary Mastering House. combination of our hardware and software, and the way it The Lodge offers a much different feel than the standard mastering shop. is chained together, is an important factor in delivering a unique sounding album,” says Lazar. “Specifically, our Q u i c k e r, Better Masters with Digital engineers use products from Avalon Design, Pultec, TC “Technology has improved the mastering process in many Electronics, Weiss, Tube-Tech, Z-Systems, as well as many ways,” says Lazar. “The advent of non-destructive digital- others. audio editing has increased the engineer’s productivity as “For our mastering digital audio workstations we use soft- well as advanced the ability for more creative editing ware and hardware combination systems such as Sonic decisions. Digital edits, crossfades and other such DAW Solutions/Sonic HD, and as a digital playback option for processes allow for much quicker results with greater mastering from data files, we use many professional mixing precision. and editing platforms including ProTools and Logic “As sampling rates and wordlengths continue to improve, Audio,” she adds. better digital quality is achieved,” she adds. “We can now The Current Roster retrieve digital data file mixes from a client’s FTP site. This is anincredibly efficient means of gaining access to our “There are always a number of different projects in the clients.” studio,” says Lazar. “Among other things, we just finished mastering the of Beyonce’s ‘Work It Out’ from the High Standards upcoming ‘Austin Powers: Goldmember’ soundtrack, Nada Lazar holds quality first when it comes to her mastering Surf’s new album, a Jeff Buckley release for Knitting work. “Every day, we make sure that we produce the highest Factory Records, and are in the middle of remastering quality final product we can achieve or it doesn’t leave the Sonic Youth’s ‘Dirty,’ with previously unreleased B-sides.” premises,” she says. “We are building relationships based on the quality of the work we do, not the volume of jobs we The Lodge’s mastering work speaks for itself, as its clients receive. We understand that our work does our best keep coming back for more. “Labels like Putumayo World promotion, so we concentrate on doing a great job each Music, and Naked Music return time and opportunity we get.” again with amazing projects that I’m honored to work on,” says Lazar. “Additionally, before the month is out, we’ll be *** mastering Columbia Record’s Wood as well as Atlantic’s The Donnas.

AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 September 2000 Emily Lazar’s The Lodge Stands Out In Downtown N.Y.

he area around Broadway in downtown Manhattan, Lazar favors converters from dB Technologies (AD122-96 Mk N.Y., has become home to studios of all sizes, from II A/D and DA924 D/A) and Prism Sound (AD-124 A/D and Tyoung, growing facilities like the Cutting Room at DA-1 D/A). For the Pro Tools workstation, the Lodge uses Broadway and Bond Street to large, multipurpose operations Apogee AD8000 SE Multichannel A/D and D/A converters. like Soundtrack some 20 blocks to the north. Kampo Studios, Among the studio’s impressive equipment list, the Lodge also City Sound Productions, the Magic Shop, Sorcerer Sound, and employs an Avalon Design AD-2077 Mastering Equalizer, TMF Studios are a few examples of this downtown cluster of Z Systems Z-Q6 Equalizer and CL-6 Compressor, Pultec facilities serving a diverse clientele. EQP1A3 Tube EQ, Tube Tech LCA-2B Stereo Compressor, Given the hardships of successfully growing any business, the and Weiss DS 1 Digital Compressor/Limiter/De-Esser. high price of doing business in New York, and the mercurial “The environment we’ve created at the Lodge nurtures the nature of the music business itself, it creative process,” Lazar says. “Artists and is always inspiring to see a new company producers need to feel inspired in order to succeed. When said company is female- express themselves, and these studios were owned and operated in an overwhelmingly built in order to do just that.” male dominated industry it is still more The fast-growing client list at the Lodge includes convincing. Sinead O’Connor (“Faith And Courage”), Tar s h a In the mastering business, Emily Lazar is Vega (“Be Ya’ Self” radio single), Vitamin C making a name for herself. In the spring of by Christopher Walsh (“Graduation [Friends Forever]” and “I Know this year, her studio, the Lodge, moved to a What Boys Like” radio singles), “Wintertime larger space in the building it has occupied –The Charity Concert” (featuring perform- since 1998 at 740 Broadway. With an impressive client list, ances by Gov’t Mule, Edwin McCain, and Susan Tedeschi), Taj state-of-the-art equipment, and now a DVD authoring facility Mahal (“Kulanjan,” with Toumani Diabate), and soundtracks Lazar is looking forward, expecting to expand further in the for “American Psycho,” “Boys Don't Cry,” and “Pokemon: The near future. First Movie.“ Lazar’s credits also include “Saturday Night Live Born and raised in the New York metropolitan area, Lazar 25th Anniversary: The Musical Performances” and more than earned her master's degree at NYU’s School of Music 20 Putumayo world music titles, including “Mediterranean Technology, where she was awarded a graduate fellowship. Odyssey” and “Zydeco Party.” Her master’s thesis on Sonic Solutions and graduate intern- With the long-delayed launch of DVD Audio finally on the ship at Classical led to a position at New York mastering horizon, Lazar expects the format to account for an increas- facility Masterdisk with Greg Calbi (now at Sterling Sound). ing percentage of the business. And as her business continues “Working at Masterdisk was an interesting experience,” says its steady growth, she is planning to take additional space in Lazar. “It taught me a lot about the business as I developed the building to accommodate increasing demand. my own aesthetic in the mastering room. Eventually, I got to “I have great hopes for the addition of DVD as a viable and a point where people were calling me to master their records, integral format for the marketplace, and we have already but I didn't have my own mastering room, so I felt it was time begun upgrading our facility in order to handle the demands for me to break out on my own. With commercial space in of our clients,” she says. New York at a premium, I set up my first mastering room in The facility also offers production and overdub rooms with a my apartment.” generous complement of instruments and amplifiers, which The experience of running a business out of her living room is are important to Lazar, a guitarist, singer/songwriter, and reflected in the Lodge’s current space, a comfortable, sunny producer as well as a recording, mixing, and mastering facility including a DVD screening room furnished with e n g i n e e r. Her production company, EBL Productions, is surround sound, as well as an inviting lounge and kitchen. Four actively seeking and signing talent, and she is currently Sonic Solutions rigs are featured, including two SonicStudio HD producing projects at the Lodge. Lazar also remains active as (High Density) systems in the main mastering suites. For multi- an adjunct faculty member teaching two graduate-level classes channel work, the Lodge features a Genelec surround array at NYU in the Music Technology program. consisting of 1031A’s with a 1094 subwoofer, and the MultiMAX multiformat monitor control system from Martinsound. ***

AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 LAZAR STEPS UP (December 2002) "The New York mastering community, which has been quiet Tony Visconti. Lazar also mastered Khia's breakthrough album, following the major reshuffling that occurred in the late '90s, is (Artemis), propelled by the hit single “My Neck, again showing signs of movement. New studios have opened, My Back (Lick It).” Previously, Lazar had worked on projects veteran engineers have changed affiliations and a relatively by Sinéad O'Connor, the Saturday Night Live 25th Anniversary young studio has taken a prominent place among older, more boxed set, the Hedwig & The Angry Inch cast album, several established facilities . . . Back at the Lodge, Lazar has been as titles in the Putumayo World Music series and soundtracks busy as ever and raising her profile to the level of top facilities including Pokemon: The First Movie and American Psycho. in the city. She recently mastered Bowie's Heathen (ISO/Columbia), produced by Bowie's longtime collaborator, ***

NEW YORK METRO (Jun 1, 2001) Nowadays, virtually all mastering studios fall into one of two “W e're doing great,” beams Lazar. “We are constantly growing! categories: lavishly equipped, high-priced, multi-room We're expanding into new areas of the industry, and I'm like f a c i l i t i e s staffed by world-famous engineers who do the bulk a kid in a candy store! I always want to try out all the new of the major label business; or personal studios with modest flavors!” digital audio workstations and owner/operators who know Lazar's credits are a huge reward for an arduous, dues-paying how to work them. process, in which she worked as an assistant by day and a Somewhere in the middle is The Lodge, a fast-rising New mastering engineer by night, accommodating a growing York studio owned and operated by young engineer Emily pool of (mostly independent) artists who, impressed with Lazar. The Lodge is a far cry from your typical bedroom her technical grasp of the studio machinery and her sensi- operation. It features a Sonic Solutions SonicStudio work- tive approach, would hire her to do their projects. At the station and state-of-the-art outboard gear from Avalon, same time, Lazar was teaching music technology at New Apogee, Prism Sound, Pultec, TC Electronic, Tube-Tech, York University, where she earned her master's degree and Weiss and Z-Systems, to name a few. a graduate fellowship. Torn between her academic career, On the other hand, Lazar's studio does not purport to be a promising position at Masterdisk and the lure of opening Sterling Sound, Masterdisk, Bernie Grundman, or any of her own shop, Lazar did what any savvy entrepreneur the other upper-echelon, multiplex studios. For starters, might do: Lazar is essentially a one-woman shop (though she employs Located in a vast loft on Broadway in Lower Manhattan, the a small support staff). Also, hers is a personal, idiosyncratic Lodge features a spacious mastering suite, a vibey lounge approach that puts the focus on the creative side of the set up with a 5.1-channel monitoring system, and a mastering process. programming/composition room equipped with a Pro Tools “I was a creative writing and music major in college, so I system and other assorted goodies. (The latter studio is approach mastering by seeing each project from the artist's used mostly for Lazar's own music, which she continues to point of view,” says Lazar. “I can get as technical as necessary, pursue despite her grinding schedule running the creative but that's not always my natural approach.” and business sides of her operation.) In just a few years in business, Lazar ˜ who assisted Greg One of only a handful of female mastering engineers in an Calbi at Masterdisk before venturing out on her own ˜ has overwhelmingly male-dominated field, Lazar is at a loss to amassed an enviable list of clients whose stylistic range speculate on how ˜ or if ˜ her gender has affected her career. reflects her own diverse tastes. Recent projects at the Lodge “There's no way for me to know what it would have been have included albums by Taj Mahal & Toumani Diabate, like for me if I had been a guy,” she says. “Maybe it would Health & Happiness Show, Dash Rip Rock and Sinéad have been easier, or maybe it would have been harder. Who O'Connor. Lazar also mastered the Saturday Night Live knows? Every individual has their own set of challenges in 25th anniversary boxed set, the Hedwig & the Angry Inch life, and I don't consider being a woman an obstacle. I don't cast album, a Lenny Bruce retrospective, nearly two dozen think of myself as a Œfemale‚ mastering engineer, and I titles in the Putumayo World Music Series, and a host of don't think most of my clients see me that way either. I just high-profile soundtracks, including Pokémon: The First do what I do.” Movie, American Psycho and Boys Don't Cry. ***

AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 February 2000 NY Mastering House Moves Into Multichannel “I hope that while bandwidth and storage size increase, that the need for compression schemes will decrease, but mostly I hope that people start concentrating on capturing great sounds during the initial recording process.”–Emily Lazar, The Lodge

By Gary Eskow NEW YORK—Expansion to a new facility comes out of masters leave The Lodge is often less than desirable, necessity: with the increased interest in mastering services especially when small runs (5,000 or less) of independent performed by Emily Lazar, president and chief mastering records are being manufactured, “I’ve been really surprised engineer at The Lodge, it is becoming more and more difficult by all of the unauthorized transferring that seems to go on to accommodate the demand for services, given The at some of the plants. When I send out a 1630 Master I Lodge’s current capacity. expect that the plant will be generating the glass master A new 6,500 square foot facility has been carefully from it as opposed to a copy (CD-R or DDP) of my 1630 CO Master that they have generated. The quality control issue designed by a team consisting of Lazar, New York-based is obvious. I am unable to know exactly how the copy is architecture firm The Phillips Group, and LA-based being made. It Is very possible that a plant may not acoustical engineer Vincent Van Haaf of Waterland Design. address the very degenerative effects of an exceedingly The new facility addresses both the present need for an high jitter rate. The discrepancy between a mastering studio expanded space, and the certainty of continued growth and a manufacturing plant can be quite severe. Also, these over time. ‘transfers’ not only add an extra generation to the process The Lodge’s design is centered around two cutting-edge itself, but also then in turn rely on the inherent instabilities mastering suites with production rooms equipped with of the hardware, software and media. tools for DVD authoring, encoding, and proofing as well as “I see it as a completely unnecessary—not to mention standard equipment few 1630, DDP, and CD-R production risky—step,” Lazar continues. “One of the ways in which needs. To complement the existing equipment, Avalon I try ;o keep this kind of activity to a minimum is by asking Design is creating custom-tailored consoles along with a lot of questions. If it turns out that a plant is unable to specially modified equalizers and compressors. Both press from a 1630 Master, then I would much rather provide rooms will integrate 5.1 and 7.1 surround formats. a first generation DDP or PMCD than have them transfer Additionally, the rooms will include high-resolution multi- my work in an uncontrolled environment.” channel converters while utilizing Sonic Solutions’ High Density packageas the DAW platform. The mastering A hot audio concern of the day centers around the 44.1 suites and production rooms will be connected through a kHz/16-bit spec that all CD’S arc currently mastered to fiber channel network with the capacity of up to 25 While 96krlz/24-oit technology is becoming a reality in the Terabytes of storage serving multi-channel audio and DVD recording world, no release format has caught up with the production. higher specs, party because the debate rages regarding whether they represent the end of the line. We asked Lazar “I have great hopes for the addition of DVD as a viable and for her take the issue, “Is 96 kHz/24-bit the end of the integral format for the marketplace and we are upgrading line? No way. There will always be a new format on the the facility in order to handle the demands of our clients,” horizon. Whether it is better or not, is and will always Lazar said. remain a subjective aesthetic issue for the listener/consumer. Also included in the Lodge’s design is a mix room with 5.1 For example, is CD ‘better’ than its analog predecessors? capability and adjoining live room and isolation booths. In my opinion, all formats have their inherent pros and This studio will house a large format console and the ability cons which make them simply different. To qualitatively to use both ProTools and analog two-inch simultaneously, judge them is similar to qualitatively judging apples as well as a full complement of analog and digital outboard and oranges. Also, in the digital recording domain, it is gear. Additionally there will be another two suites for important to remember that just because something dams ProTools editing and production. These three rooms will that it is 24-tat 96kHz, one is still dealing with the limita- also be connected to the fiber channel network. This gives tions of the entire chain—especially the converters. As an all the rooms the flexibility to remain isolated from another, engineer in an ever-evolving industry, I hope that while yet, transfer files throughout the facility. A full-service bandwidth and storage size increase, that the need for kitchen and DVD screening room as well as expansive compression schemes will decrease, but mostly I hope that lounge space will fill out the rest of The Lodge. people start concentrating on capturing great sounds during Lazar says that the replication process that transpires after the initial recording process.”

AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 Recent Highlights

David Bowie The All-American Rejects “Heathen“ “The All-American Rejects” (ISO Entertainment/Columbia) (Doghouse/Dreamworks) Lou Reed The Donnas “NYC Man” “Spend The Night” (BMGHeritage) (Atlantic) Third Eye Blind TBA “Velocity of Sound” (Elektra) (spinART) Natalie Merchant “Cowboys & Indigents” “Whip It On“ (Elektra) (Orchard) Sonic Youth “Dirty – Deluxe Edition” “Let Go” Remastering (Barsuk) (Universal) Jeff Buckley & Gary Lucas “The End of the Beginning” “Songs To No One” (Defintitive Jux) (Knitting Factory) El-P Khia “ Damage“ “Thug Misses” (Definitive Jux) (Artemis) Riddlin‘ Kids Destiny‘s Child “Hurry Up And Wait“ “8 Days Of Christmas“ (Columbia) (Music World Entertainment / Columbia) Destiny‘s Child “God Loves Ugly” “Emotion“ (Rhymesayers) Remixes by Maurice Joshua, Earl “Poppi“ McCalla, Clem Snide Victor Calderone, The Neptunes “Soft Spot” () (spinART) Beyoncé Knowles Bratmobile “Work It Out” (Remixes) “Girls Get Busy“ Austin Powers Goldmember Original Soundtrack (Lookout!) (Columbia) Solange Laurie Anderson “” “City of Twist” (Music World Entertainment)

AUDIO MASTERING AND DV D AU T H O R I N G 740 BROA DWAY SUITE 605 NEW YORK NY 10003 www.thelodge.net t212.353.3895 f212.353.2575 Clientele

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