At Nashville-based Endless Analog, founder Chris Estes (at left) has found a way to give record producers the warmth of analog and the speed of digital with his CLASP technology. His website tells the story and BusTN provides the color. The technology debuted in October at an engineering conference.
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Music producers embrace CLASP
At Nashville-based Endless Analog, founder Chris Estes (at left) has found a way to give record producers the warmth of analog and the speed of digital with his CLASP technology. His website tells the story and BusTN provides the color. The technology debuted in October at an engineering conference.
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