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JUNE 13-19, 2013 -------------------------- Cover Story • GearFest 2013 ------------------------- A Mecca for Musicians By Deborah Kennedy Mecca. With more than 240 manufacturers peddling their wares, it’s hard to imagine GEARFEST 2013 Remember the phrase “Don’t try this what you won’t find there. Plus, you’ll have Friday, June 21 • 9 a.m.-6 p.m. at home”? While this piece of advice still the chance to learn from producers/engi- Saturday, June 22 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m. applies to a wide range of activities (brain neers/renaissance men like Dupont, who Sweetwater Sound surgery, nuclear fission, certain strenuous told me in a recent phone interview that the 5501 U.S. 30 West, Fort Wayne yoga poses) it’s pretty much lost its useful- key to being a successful music producer Free Admission, 800-222-4700 ness when it comes to music recording and and mixologist is simple: keep it simple. production. Technology and a changing “I like to make sure that the album PERFORMANCE THEATRE m a r k e t p l a c e FRIDAY, JUNE 21 have created 9:30-10:30 .................................. Jack Douglas (Shure) a generation’s 11-12 .............................................. Bill Kelliher (Gibson) worth of do- 12:30-1:30 .....................Live Sound: Rick Camp (Avid) it-yourselfers 2-4 ............................Mix Off: Fab Dupont/John Paterno Friday, June 14 • 8:00pm who can juggle it all (vocal 4:30-6 ....................................Terry Bozzio (DW Drums) DAVID WILCOX and instrument SATURDAY, JUNE 22 tracks, sound 9:30-10:30 .......Frank Filipetti (Audio-Technica, Avid) $20 Adv., $25 D.O.S. mixing, mas- 11-12:30 ...........Demystifying Mastering: Mike Wells tering) from 1-2 ....Paul Reed Smith w/Brent Mason & Dave Weiner the comfort of 2:30-3:30................................ Chris Lord-Alge (Waves) their own liv- 4-5 ...............Fountains of Wayne (Gretsch Showcase) ing rooms. Of course, creat- CONFERENCE HALL ing the home studio of one’s FRIDAY, JUNE 21 dreams requires 9:30-11 ..Live Sound Systems: Kent Morris (Peavey) gear, lots of FAB DUPONT 11:30-1 .........................................................Songwriting gear. And what 1:30-3 p.m. ...........Tones of the Pros : Mitch Gallagher better place to 3:30-4:30...................................Billy Sheehan (Hartke) find such swag SWEETWATER GEARFEST 5-6 .................. Using Acoustic Tools: Gavin Haverstick than a little Friday, June 21 • 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 22 thing Sweetwa- Saturday, June 22 • 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 9:30-10:30 .... Synthesizer Sound Design: Rob Papen ter likes to call 11-12:30 ..........................................Business of Music: GearFest? Sweetwater Sound Mark Hornsby/John Bradley GearFest will 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne 1-2 ....... Designing Your Home Studio: Francis Buckley take over Sweet- Free, (260) 432-8176 2:30-3:30.................Guitar Production for Electronic Wednesday, June 19 • 8:00pm water headquarters Musicians: Craig Anderton (Gibson) Friday-Saturday, www.sweetwater.com 4-5 ...................Advanced Acoustics: Gavin Haverstick June 21-22, offer- JIMMY THACKERY ing the public not only a chance MUSIC ACADEMY to purchase the latest and greatest & THE DRIVERS from brands like Crown, Fender, FRIDAY, JUNE 21 Washburn, Gretsch, Audio- 9:45-10:15 .................Reason Features, Tips & Tricks $20 Adv., $25 D.O.S. Technica, Gibson, Sony, Bose, 10:30-11 ................. Cakewalk Features, Tips & Tricks Martin and Co., Yamaha, Denon, 11:15-11:45 .......Digital Perf. Features, Tips & Tricks Thursday, June 27 • 8:00pm Monster, Taylor, Boss and Zild- 12-12:30 ............................................Mastering Basics jian, but also free guitar restring- 12:45-1:15 ...... Studio One 2 Features, Tips & Tricks ing and workshops from some 1:30-2 ....................... Pro Tools Features, Tips & Tricks JOHN FULLBRIGHT of the best in the business. The 2:15-2:45.....................................Ableton Live 9 & Push $15 Adv., $20 D.O.S. weekend’s speakers include Bill 3-3:30 ....................... Apogee iOS: Recording with iPad Kelliher of Mastodon, prog-rock 3:45-4:15....................How to Mic an Acoustic Guitar Sunday, June 30 • 7:30pm bassist Billy Sheehan, drummer in the Studio: Dusty Wakeman Terry Bozzio, mixer Chris Lord 4:30-5 .................................Studio Miking Tips & Tricks Alge (Green Day, Muse), luthier for Vocals: Dusty Wakeman GUGGENHEIM Paul Reed Smith, author and elec- SATURDAY, JUNE 22 tronic musician Craig Anderton, 9:45-10:15 ..........Digital Perf. Features, Tips & Tricks and legendary producers Jack 10:30-11 ....................How to Mic an Acoustic Guitar GROTTO Douglas (Blue Oyster Cult, Patti in the Studio: Dusty Wakeman Smith), John Paterno (Tim McGraw, Bonnie sounds like there was no recording in- $12 Adv., $15 D.O.S. 11:15-11:45 ............Wireless Features, Tips & Tricks Raitt), Francis Buckley (Quncy Jones, Ala- volved,” Dupont said. “When people listen 12-12:30 .....................................Ableton Live 9 & Push GO TO OUR WEBSITE FOR nis Morrisette), Frank Filipetti (Kiss, Korn, to the final recording I want them to feel like Bob Dylan) and Fab Dupont (Jennifer Lo- the artist is performing for them right there 12:45-1:15 ........................Studio Miking Tips & Tricks TICKET INFO & MORE pez, Shakira). in the living room. I work hard to make my for Vocals: Dusty Wakeman ALL SHOWS ALL AGES As if that weren’t enough (and it isn’t work invisible.” 1:30-2 ................................................Audio Restoration – the list of workshop presenters goes on), He does this by being the smartest guy 2:15-2:45................. Apogee iOS: Recording with iPad pop band Fountains of Wayne of “Stacey’s in the room. Or, at the very least, the most 3-3:30 .............................................IK IOS: Derrick Floyd Mom” fame will appear on Saturday at 4 knowledgeable. The artist is allowed the 3:45-4:15....................Mixing Made EZ: Rick Currence p.m. as part of the Gretsch guitars 130th an- luxury of remaining married to his or her vi- 4:30-5 ....................... Pro Tools Features, Tips & Tricks niversary showcase and celebration. Continued on page 9 More at sweetwater.com/feature/gearfest2013/workshops.php In other words, GearFest is a musician’s 2 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------www.whatzup.com ---------------------------------------------------------------- June 13, 2013 whatzup Volume 17, Number 45 f your mouth is watering, it may just be a result of the seriously tasty lineup this week! We’re as excited as you are to test out the ribs and enjoy some fantastic local and national acts at BBQ Ribfest (Thursday-Sunday)! We’reI also excited about the other great entertainment this week, namely the Jamey Johnson concert Saturday at Honeywell Center (pg. 6), both David Wilcox Friday and Jimmy Thackery and the Drivers Wednesday (pg. 6) at C2G Music Hall, the Shepherd’s House Ride on Sunday (pg. 25), West Side Story Monday at Embassy Theatre and much, much more. You can’t say the lineup next week is anything to sniff at, either! Music enthusiastics have been wait- ing all year to attend Sweetwater’s GearFest (pg. 2), and we’ve seen quite the enthusiasm for the Little River Band at Foellinger Theatre (pg. 5) as well. Things also start to get interesting at the Thursday, June 20 whatzup/Wooden Nickel Battle of the Bands X. That evening four of the best bands from the eight preliminary rounds will compete for the final two spots in the quarterfinals. We June 15, 2013 know they’re four of the best because our judges rated them so. All they need in order to go forward is for fans to show up and vote, so get to Columbia Street 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and show them some love. Won’t you? $10 Advance • $12 Day of Tour Heck, if you can manage it, get out to every event we’re featuring this week. They’ll all be fun. Just remember to tell everybody you meet out there that what- zup sent you. • features ROAD NOTEZ ................................. 16 Historic Homes • Lush Gardens FLIX ................................................ 20 The Internship Early Fort Wayne Architectural Gems! GEARFEST 2013 .....................................2 CALL ARCH for tickets: 260.426.5117 A Mecca for Musicians FARE WARNING ............................ 26 Every Kid’s a Winner at TRF Event DOUG RUNYAN ..........................................4 A Practitioner of Pastels SCREENTIME ................................ 26 DeMonaco Thriller a Surprise Hit LITTLE RIVER BAND ..................................5 Made possible with the support of ‘Cool Change’ on the Way ON BOOKS .....................................26 the Lincoln Financial Foundation. Between Man and Beast JIMMY THACKERY ....................................6 Independent at Last JAMEY JOHNSON .....................................6 • calendars ARCH WMainTour-8thV.indd 1 5/16/13 6:29 PM The Neo-traditionalist WHITE TRASH BLUES REVIVAL ..............7 Best ‘Worst Band’ Ever? LIVE MUSIC & COMEDY ................10 MUSIC/ON THE ROAD ...................16 ROAD TRIPZ ..................................19 • columns & reviews MOVIE TIMES ................................20 KARAOKE & DJS ...........................22 SPINS ...............................................8 STAGE & DANCE ...........................23 Contender Rising, Jake Simmons & the Little Ghosts, Grouper, Adrian Younge ART & ARTIFACTS .........................23 BACKTRACKS ..................................8 THINGS TO DO ..............................24
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