Alan Parsons Let's see...The Beatles, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Pink Floyd, The aptly titled "Alan Parsons Project", Grammy nominations, platinum records, the theme song for the NBA – and he's had a deathray named after him...quite possibly the coolest guy we know. To read more about him just go here Buy his records – they'll make you smarter.

Allen Sides Allen Sides has recorded over 400 albums and won two GRAMMY Awards, with six nominations. He is the owner of two successful studios in Los Angeles, Ocean Way and Record One, which regularly host sessions by the crème de la crème of the music industry, which places him in an ideal position to observe recording trends. "People used to be stuck at 44.1 kHz and 48 and all of a sudden almost all our projects are at 96k. Now we’re doing double lock-ups in Pro Tools to 192. But we couldn’t record more than about 32 tracks at 192." The superior sonic quality of the Intel and PCAudioLabs rig running Sonar at 192 kHz was apparent from the first playback, according to Sides. "There are various terms you can use to describe it: more air, more space, more low-level, high frequency detail, more ambiance around instruments. Things are wider. All the things that make something sound more real. It’s sufficient that anyone can hear it; you don’t require a trained ear to hear the difference." Click here to read an interview with Allen Sides

BT BT is the creative force currently driving digital songwriting and soundscaping in its evolution into the audio-visual-spiritual art-form that will define and inspire the human narrative of the 21st Century. He is re-mastering the obsolete soundtrack of our late analog planet, reassembling from the chaos of smashed bytes blurring our sampled lives a new paradigm of beauty for This Binary Universe. "To marry melody, harmony and memorable songwriting with the most bleeding-edge technology possible is my passion. These are the things that excite me." BT uses multiple PCAudioLabs Custom DAWs powered by AMD Athlon™ 64 FX technology. Learn more about BT at btmusic.com To learn more about how BT uses AMD64 technology click here.

Doug DeAngelis Doug DeAngelis is a composer/producer/mixer who began his career working at The Cars recording studio in Boston while attended The Berklee College of Music. At age nineteen, he recorded the Nine Inch Nails hit "Head Like A Hole" with world-renowned producer Flood. In 1989, DeAngelis left Boston on a world tour with the Detroit Techno crossover dance artist Inner City. After the tour, he spent a year in Detroit with these early pioneers of what would quickly become 'house music', a main stay in dance clubs all over the world. In 1991 he moved to New York City where he amassed over 300 album credits including 31 #1 Billboard Chart singles with artists like New Order, Janet Jackson, Madonna, Chaka Khan, Love and Rockets, Alicia Keyes, and No Doubt. Learn more about Doug DeAngelis at messymusic.com

Dweezil Zappa Dweezil Zappa is a composer, rock guitarist and audio engineer who — as the son of Frank Zappa — also happens to be a descendant of avant-rock royalty. As such, Dweezil is no stranger to the power of the imagination. When the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen, as the Zappa family's studio is known, needed an upgrade, the young Zappa chose AMD64 technology to do the job. Thanks to AMD64, Dweezil's studio is hardwired for creativity. Dweezil Zappa uses a PCAudioLabs Custom DAW powered by AMD Opteron™ technology. To learn more about how Dweezil Zappa uses AMD64 technology click here.

Elliot Scheiner Elliot began as a musician playing percussion in various bands including Jimmy Buffet's Coral Reefers. But his heart was back in the studio, and he returned to produce and engineer an eclectic group of talented artists including Steely Dan, Van Morrison, Fleetwood Mac, Sting, Bruce Hornsby, The Eagles, B.B. King, Aerosmith and many others. Always on the leading edge of new technology, Elliot is currently producing and engineering with the six discrete, uncompressed channels of DVD-Audio.  He has produced/engineered numerous DVD-Audio recordings including, Queen - A Night at the Opera, Eagles- Hotel California, REM - Automatic for the People, Faith Hill - Cry, Sting - Brand New Day, Van Morrison - Moondance, Doobie Brothers - Captain & Me, and Steely Dan - multi-Grammy winning Two Against Nature. Elliot Scheiner uses a PCAudioLabs Custom DAW powered by AMD Opteron™ technology. To learn more about how Elliot Scheiner uses AMD64 technology click here.

Fred Maher Fred's career in the music business started at the age of 16. As a founding member of the New York-based group Material with Michael Beinhorn and Bill Laswell he had toured the world by the age of 18. This period included stints as a drummer with Richard Hell and the Voidoids, and Lou Reed. Later he was a member of the innovative pop group Scritti Politti where he earned his "masters degree" in the school of technological "hard knocks". From there he went on to become a record producer of some repute. Producing a diverse array of artists such as Matthew Sweet, Information Society, Lou Reed, Lloyd Cole and VAST, among others. Fred Maher uses a PCAudioLabs Custom DAW powered by Intel Quad-Core Xeon technology. Click here to read an interview with Fred Maher

George Massenburg George Massenburg's engineering and producing credits include Billy Joel, Kenny Loggins, Journey, Madeleine Peyroux, James Taylor, Randy Newman, Lyle Lovett, Aaron Neville, Little Feat, Michael Ruff, Toto, The Dixie Chicks, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and Linda Ronstadt, among others.  He has won Grammys as producer for Linda Ronstadt's 1996 "Dedicated To The One I Love" and another for Best Engineered Non-Classical Record in 1990, for Linda Ronstadt's, "Cry Like A Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind." In 1998 he received the Grammy for Technical Achievement, one of only four such awards presented in the history of NARAS. George Massenburg uses a PCAudioLabs with Dual Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors. Learn more about George Massenburg at his website http://www.massenburg.com/

Greg Ladanyi Grammy-winning producer Greg Ladanyi has spent his entire professional career, engineering, mixing and producing records for some of the worlds’ greatest artists in the field of music entertainment. Greg is best known for his production & engineering work with: Jackson Browne—six albums, including Running On Empty, Hold Out, and Lawyers in Love; Toto—four albums, including Toto IV, Don Henley—three albums, including Building The Perfect Beast, Fleetwood Mac—Fleetwood Mac Greatest Hits and Behind The Mask, The Church—Starfish, Jeff Healey—See The Light, and Jaguares—Bajo el Azul de tu Misterio. Learn more about Greg Ladanyi at ladanyiproductions.com

Kennedy Kennedy was formerly a member in the band Silversun Pickups, playing guitar but he was released for setting Brian Aubert's sweater on fire. More recently, Kennedy has written and produced with music artists and bands such as Morningwood, Bonnie McKee, and Gily Leads. He has also worked with former New Radicals front man, Gregg Alexander.  His music is featured in a number of movies, most notably is his song "Let's Get Def" featured in the 2006 Comedy film American Pie 5: The Naked Mile. He also has songs in films such as Blue Crush, National Lampoon's Adam and Eve, and The Namesake. Click here to read an interview with Kennedy

Kevin Haskins Kevin Haskins is an innovative drummer best known from the British rock group Bauhaus, whose sound epitomized dark post-punk and was very influential in inspiring the gloomy style that would eventually come to be known as gothic rock. He was also a member of Tones on Tail and Love and Rockets. In 1998, Haskins reunited with Bauhaus for an extremely popular tour and then again in 2005 to co-headline the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival held in Indio, California. Learn more about Kevin Haskins at messymusic.com

Kurt Biederwolf Kurt Biederwolf - B.M. Berklee College of Music "While planning the construction of four new production/mix studios for the Music Synthesis Department (at Berklee College of Music), PC AudioLabs was our first choice for custom-built DAW's. PC AudioLabs provided us with very powerful systems, optimized for the demands of professional audio applications, and built to withstand round-the-clock use by students and faculty. We recognize the value of exposing students to the integration of Macintosh and PC's in the modern production studio, and are very enthusiastic about our partnership with PC AudioLabs." Learn more about Kurt Biederwolf at berklee.edu

Michael Boddicker Michael Boddicker is well known as a synthesizer player, in particular for his session work with Michael Jackson on the “Thriller,” “Bad” and “Dangerous” albums. He has also worked with Barry Manilow, Celine Dion and Chicago, and has composed or played on numerous film scores, including “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai,” “The Adventures of Milo & Otis” and “Bulletproof.” Boddicker is also a studio owner, having established Sol Seven Recording, an SSL-equipped facility in Sherman Oaks, California, as a private music composition room. But with the likes of Sting, Lionel Ritchie and System of a Down beating down the door to record there, he says, “I couldn’t get into my own studio!” He’s now in the process of building the eighth iteration of a private facility, taking the opportunity to also upgrade his computer system. Click here to read an interview with Michael Boddicker

Moldover Moldover is already being flown all over the world to perform live and teach the techniques and ideas of Controllerism. Moldover's skills leave an instant and lasting impression on all who see him play. He frequently performs at high-profile "hip / future-culture" events sponsored by RedBull, Scion, The Grammy Foundation, Microsoft, as well as music technology events including Remix Hotel, Mutek, NAMM, and The South American Music Conference (SAMC). Moldover co-created the Warper party; the largest live electronic music showcase in New York City. Warper has become a platform for the development of electronic performance where Moldover is a supporter, leader and inspiration to the NYC electronic music community and beyond. As the party matures, well into its 2nd year, similar "Warper" parties have begun to spring up worldwide, inspired by the original NY event. Click here to read an interview with Moldover

Peter Frampton Peter Frampton is a true rock icon. Known best for his standard-setting live concert recording Frampton Comes Alive! from the dog days of analog, Frampton was hesitant to embrace digital recording. The first time he used an AMD64 system to record overdubs to an analog track, Frampton realized he could get the warm tones he wanted from a PC and benefit from the speed and stability that tremendous processing power offers. Ever since, AMD64 technology has helped Frampton's music come alive. Peter Frampton uses a PCAudioLabs Custom DAW powered by AMD Opteron™ technology. To learn more about how Peter Frampton uses AMD64 technology click here.

Phil Ramone With 33 Grammy nominations, 14 Grammy Awards, including a Technical Grammy for his lifetime of innovative contributions to the recording industry, an Emmy, and numerous honors and accolades to his credit, Ramone’s musical acumen and his use of audio technology are unmatched among his peers.   Acknowledged as one of the top creative producers, Ramone has also played an integral role in pioneering many of the technological developments in the music industry over the years.  He ardently supported the use of the compact disc, digital video disc, hi-definition recording and surround sound.  Appropriately, the first CD ever pressed, Billy Joel’s 52nd Street, was a Phil Ramone production as was the first pop DVD release, Dave Grusin Presents West Side Story.  Phil Ramone uses a PCAudioLabs system with Dual Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors. Learn more about Phil Ramone at his website http://www.philramone.com/

Rory Kaplan “PC Audio Labs has done their homework and built a PC that has outdone anything I’ve ever used in the past. Quality and Integrity are what come to mind when I think about PC Audio Labs Systems.” Rory Kaplan has had a long career as a technology leader as a musician, tech, producer, and A&R representative. Through his career he has worked with such greats as Michael Jackson, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder, Queen and many others. In addition, Rory was instrumental in the launch and adoption of the DTS format and had produced or executive produced over 180 surround recordings.  Rory Kaplan uses a PCAudioLabs Custom DAW powered by Intel Quad-Core Xeon technology.