PCAudioLabs was formed early in 2000 by Thomas Bolton and Fred Rosenbloom. At
the time, they were both working at Steinberg North America in the technical
department and they noticed a great need for more educational tools for music
production. With a video camera and a desire to inform, they started making in
depth tutorial guides to some of the biggest software products in music production.
The company was a huge success but it quickly became apparent that even if
people knew how to use their software, it wouldn’t be of much help if the computer they were trying to use it on didn’t do its job.
PCAudioLabs was formed early in 2000 by Thomas Bolton, Gregory Butler and Fred Rosenbloom. They built their first custom DAW for world renowned Engineer/Producer Mark Howard and within months they were the hottest system builders in the country. Besides the enormous list of pro users that have chosen PCAudioLabs, AMD, Intel and Microsoft have all turned to PCAudioLabs whenever they have audio needs.
In 2007, PCAudioLabs tripled in size, moving into a new location and increasing staff to meet demand. By NAMM 2008, PCAudioLabs was not only the supplier of PC’s for music software giants Steinberg and Cakewalk, but also hardware manufacturers such as Roland, Yamaha and Euphonix.
In 2013, OBEDIA, the first name in training and support for the audio industry, acquired the PCAudioLabs brand.
Although our task is technical, we know our staff needs to be able to relate to you and your situation. That’s why not only are the people who will build your system experts in computing, they are also musicians. In fact, any person you e-mail or speak to at PCAudioLabs makes music, so you’ll never have to worry about asking a musical question and getting a technical response – we speak your language. |
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