ALUMNI News - Fanshawe College
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30TH ANNIVERSARY<br />
MUSIC INDUSTRY ARTS<br />
18<br />
Juno Award honours<br />
work on Prince’s<br />
Musicology<br />
L. Stu Young (MIA-Recording<br />
Engineering 88) won the 2005<br />
Juno for Recording Engineer of the<br />
Year for Prince’s Musicology (NPG/<br />
Sony BMG) for his work on tracks<br />
“What Do You Want” and “Man In<br />
Your Life”. It was a great party in<br />
Winnipeg for the Juno presentations<br />
and he stopped briefl y at Portage<br />
Avenue for the photo above.<br />
As head engineer of the worldrenowned<br />
Metalworks studio in<br />
Toronto, Stu was at the helm of the<br />
recording sessions when Prince<br />
spent three weeks there towards the<br />
end of 2003, recording tracks for<br />
Musicology. Prince then recruited<br />
Stu to complete the recording<br />
and mix sessions at studios in<br />
Los Angeles and New York. Stu<br />
regularly works with high profi le<br />
Canadian and international artists,<br />
and his credits include projects for<br />
Tina Tuner, David Wilcox, Alannah<br />
Myles, Anne Murray, George Fox,<br />
Dan Hill and the Henries.<br />
Living at the DA lab<br />
For current students in the postdiploma<br />
Recording Industry Digital<br />
Applications program at <strong>Fanshawe</strong>,<br />
the DA lab is their home away from<br />
home. Set up in 2000 and located<br />
in D-1046 at the London campus,<br />
the lab includes the digital audio<br />
work station above. Here, professor<br />
Steve Malison shows students<br />
how to edit and mix sound to<br />
picture within a MIDI/digital multimedia<br />
environment. The system<br />
is completely fi le-based and fi nal<br />
output can be cut directly to DVD.<br />
Stuart Brawley<br />
inspires students in<br />
Studio Two<br />
Stuart Brawley (MIA-Recording<br />
Engineering 94) took a break from<br />
his Backyard Recording Studio in<br />
Sherman Oaks, California in March<br />
2004 to visit back at <strong>Fanshawe</strong> for<br />
a recording studio workshop. His<br />
expertise and success in mixing<br />
and recording for some of the<br />
world’s top international artists<br />
inspired students as he shared<br />
professional tips and personal<br />
experiences. Stu has engineered<br />
records for Michael Jackson, Don<br />
Henley, Seal, The Eagles, Cher,<br />
NSYNC, Barbra Streisand, and<br />
Celine Dion. He has also worked<br />
with some totally cool up-andcomers<br />
including the next great<br />
band from the great white north,<br />
STRADIO. Stu is shown above<br />
with Don Geppert (left) and Terry<br />
McManus (centre).<br />
<strong>Fanshawe</strong> <strong>College</strong> Alumni <strong>News</strong> Spring 2006
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