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Miami-Dade College
School of Entertainment & Design Technologies
Music Business Degrees
F.A.Q.
E-mail:
William Kreitner - Chair of Commercial Music
E-mail - (305) 237-2779
Ed Calle - Professor Music of Business & Production
E-mail - (305) 237-0593
Dr. Richard Rose - Professor of Music Business & Production
E-mail - (305) 237-2755
Steve Roitstein - Professor of Music Business & Production
E-mail - (305) 237-1170
Steve Quinzi - Professor of Business & Production
E-mail - (305) 237-

David Packouz works in the control room of recording Studio-M at MDC's Kendall Campus .

Daniel Escauriza & David Packouz working in the control room of recording Studio-M at MDC's Kendall Campus.

Mrs. Calle is ready to record her drum part at MDC's Kendall campus Studio-M tracking room. The drum set belongs to the college and is used extensively by the Commercial Music Ensemble.

Professor Calle records a piano overdub
using the Kawai C7 grand piano in the tracking room at MDC's Kendall Campus Studio-M. What a great piano!

MDC's Kendall Campus B-2 organ located in the tracking room at Studio-M.
Anyone ready to rock ?

If you have a B-2, you need a Leslie. We also have guitar and bass amplifiers available for students registered in the Commercial Music Ensemble.
Studio-M is the home of the Commercial Music Ensemble at the Kendall Campus.

MDC's Sonor drum set and sound baffles in the tracking room at Studio-M. This drum set is featured on the newest Commercial Music Ensemble recording.

Macintosh G-5 computers, Korg keyboards, Apple Cinema Display monitors, Digidesign Pro Tools 002 rackmount units, M-Audio BX-5 monitors, Firewire drives and Herman Miller Aeron chairs. These are some of the 13 production stations at MDC's Kendall Campus MIDI lab.

An individual production station in the MIDI lab at MDC's Kendall campus.
Any producers in the house?

Enough keyboards, technology, knobs, buttons, mixers, gizmos and speakers to create your hit song and retire after finishing your masterpiece at MDC's MIDI lab on the Kendall campus.

One of six production stations at MDC's Kendall campus Pro Tools lab.

A Kurzweil PC2x keyboard, Oxygen 8,
Digidesign 002, M-Audio BX-5 powered monitors, Macintosh G-5, Maxtor Firewire drive,
LCD display and a Herman Miller Aeron chair.
This is one of the 6 production stations at MDC's Kendall Campus Pro Tools lab.

The grand piano in the tracking room at MDC's Kendall Campus recording studio located in room 8113. Studio 8113 is a terrific tracking room and studio facility.

A view of the control room from the middle of the tracking room in studio 8113 at MDC's Kendall campus. The room is designed for live recording, MIDI production, overdubs and mixing.

The control room of studio 8113 at MDC's Kendall campus.
Pro Tools Control 24, outboard gear, patchbay, Genelec powered monitors, Macintosh G5 computer, Maxtor Firewire drive and Herman Miller Aeron chair. This is a wonderful recording facility designed to transform musical ideas into tangible and profitable productions. Anyone interested?

Office staff member Jorge Castro works on the Macintosh G4 computer located in the music business office lobby. The computer is available for student use during office hours.

The Music Business department's office lobby located in room 8213 at MDC's Kendall campus.

Santa Scooby cheers for the 'Canes and sits guard on Professor Calle's
Roland XV-2020 synthesizer module. Professor Calle graduated with Bachelor and Master of Music Degrees form the University of Miami. He is currently enrolled in the Doctor of Higher Education Leadership at Nova Southeastern University. Aside form teaching at Miami-Dade College, Professor Calle is also touring as featured saxophonist with Arturo Sandoval, performing and recording with the Miami Sax Quartet, finishing his 8th solo CD and is completing a jazz improvisation book.

One of the six individual Pro Tools production stations available at MDC's North Campus.
These stations are all PC based for those who do Windows:)

The MDC faculty jazz ensemble, Dr. Mike Di Liddo (guitar), Jim Gasior (piano), Jorge Mazzeo (drums), Rick Dahl (bass) and Ed Calle (tenor sax) recently recorded their first CD at Kendall's Studio-M. That CD will be the first release by MDC's Music Business Department record company - Overtone Records.

MDC's Faculty Jazz Ensemble overseeing downtown Miami. From left to right: Professor Ed Calle, Professor Rick Dahl, Dr. Mike Di Liddo and Professor Jim Gasior.

MDC's Faculty Jazz Ensemble gets some shade. From left to right: Jim Gasior (piano), Mike Di Liddo (guitar), Ed Calle (saxophone) and Rick Dahl (bass).