MARYLAND IS HOME TO ONE OF THE TOP REMOTE AUDIO TRUCKS IN THE COUNTRY
Phoenix, MD (MMD Newswire) March 12, 2009 -- When you are watching a concert on TV or a DVD, did you ever wonder why it sounds so good and how they recorded it? Well, the answer is that they use sophisticated audio trucks, carrying millions of dollars worth of equipment with a very talented crew.
One such truck is housed right here in Maryland and owned by Sheffield studios. The name of Sheffield is well known in the entertainment community. They've been around for over 35 years. Having over 25 gold or platinum albums to their credit, Sheffield Studios is not a secret. But what may be a secret is the fact that they record major shows all over the US and into Mexico. Sheffield's truck houses a 96 input digital recording console that runs fiber cables to the stage and, it was one of the first trucks in the world to do so. "Our first show with that particular console was the Millennium 2000 National New Years Eve broadcast from Washington, DC and the White House. Talk about starting the new year with a bang!", stated Sheffield president, Richard Van Horn. Since that time, Sheffield's truck has done many other major acts including Bon Jovi, Rod Stewart, Usher, Kirk Franklin, Dave Matthew's, 2009 BET Inauguration Special and, for the 18th straight year, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
"Road life is rough, but if you love what you do, it's all worth it", says Van Horn. "What's really cool is when you are out on the road and you turn the TV on in your room and see a concert that you worked on. That's when you get to just sit back, smile and listen to some great music".
Press Contact: Mike Van Horn
410-628-7260 x201
http://www.sheffieldav.com
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