I am working the NFL Network's production of the NFL scouting combine this week.

I have a piece of gear for sale:
Gemini PDM-12 DJ Mixer

It may have seemed quiet here, but I've been keeping busy doing sound for Autumn's Descent and Stones Crye, as well as working on some web design projects. It appears that a major recording project is on the horizon for next year, and I am also in the process of expanding. There is plenty going on here at GZM Productions!

Recently Mr. Webster has been helping Creekside Ministries set up their sound system for best performance. "There are a number of challenges considering the odd design of the room combined with the size of worship team they have," Doug says. "Feedback has been a problem. Nevertheless, we're coming up with solutions, and they're happier with how their services are sounding."

I have made some significant updates to this website. I have attempted to improve upon both the organization of information and visual appeal. I hope you find these changes helpful.

This week I am running audio (A1) for the RFD-TV national broadcast of the FFA convention from Conseco Fieldhouse.

This past week I had a chance to check out some great recording studios. The ones I visited include Mad Dog Studios, Broken Waves Music, NRG studios, and The Village (a.k.a. The Village Recorder).

Next Monday, the 16th of June, All of the Above will be releasing the CD I recorded and produced earlier this year. They are releasing the CD in conjunction with their concert that night at the Warehouse in Carmel, IN. If you are in the area, please stop by.

Over the past couple of weeks I have begun designing and programming a new website for the rock band Autumn's Descent. I am excited about this new project and look forward to the excellent website that it is going to turn into!

I've been busy so far this month. I finished mixing All of the Above's album. Then I attended a sound system design seminar put on by Meyer Sound, which was quite informative. Today I had the opportunity to tour the television production facilities at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They had everything set up for broadcasting the Indy 500 around the globe. It was a very interesting experience as well.