PreSonus records Front 4, Fear Factory, Die Krupps

PreSonus records Front 242, Fear Factory, Die Krupps October 9,2014

The Cold Waves music festival is a nonprofit event held in Chicago to raise money for the Hope for the Day, a non-profit movement dedicated to utilizing music and the arts as a defense mechanism to suicide. This years' event just concluded, with stellar performances from Front 242, Fear Factory, Die Krupps, and many more. The event was a smash success, with over 2,000 attendees at the festival over two days, including over 100 musicians from all over the planet.

Mark Williams recorded the entire show on the new StudioLive RM32AI-the bulk of the recordings are being mixed as I type this, but for now you can click here to get the 4-song Cold Waves sampler promo, absolutely free! Rest assured that more will be up and available on Nimbit very soon, where sales will go to benefit Hope for the Day. We'll let you know when that happens.

PreSonus donated some gear for Cold Waves' silent auction, including two AudioBox Studios, two pairs of Eris 4.5 Monitors, one pair of Sceptre S6 monitors, three Temblor T10 subwoofers, four copies of Studio One Professional, some of which were autographed by the festival's performers.

But just because the Cold Waves show is over, doesn't mean the story ends here-Mark recorded the entire proceedings including a ton of interviews with Jason Novak and David Shock, Martin Atkins, and more. There's much more coming-accoring to Mark, about 60 gigs worth of video and 16 hours of audio.

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