Saturday, April 25, 2009

UB40 Live Reggae Music on USB Flash Drive - USB Wristband




Classic British Reggae band UB40 is recording shows on their 2009 World Tour on USB Flash Drives with Aderra. Using our new Real Time Mastering™ Platform we have been getting some of our best recordings to date on USB wristbands.
While thrilling the crowd with their classic hits like Red, Red Wine and Here I am Baby, they have also infused their set with great new tracks like Dance Until the Morning Light.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Tom Morello - Axis of Justice, Slash, Wayne Kramer, Corey Taylor, Jerry Cantrell, Lemmy, Shooter Jennings, Eugene Hutz

Here are some pics from The Axis of Justice show we recorded Saturday March 28, 2009.
These images are included in the photo gallery on the USB flash drives.

Tom Morello - The Nightwatchman, Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave




Slash - Guns and Roses, Velvet Revolver



Wayne Kramer - MC5



Eugene Hutz - Gogol Bordello



Jerry Cantrell - Alice in Chains



Tom Morello



Tom, Slash, Shooter Jennings, Corey Taylor, Wayne, Sen Dog, Eugene

Monday, March 23, 2009

New Live Music Recording on USB Flash Drive, USB Wristband Website



The new Aderra Website about Live Event Recording on USB Flash Drives and MicroSD cards is up and running. Please visit us to watch videos from recent events we have captured as well as to listen to audio samples from concerts our Recording Engineers have recorded. Visit us at www.aderra.net.

Monday, March 16, 2009

USB Wristband - Tavis Smiley


Here is a picture of Tavis Smiley announcing our Live Video on USB Wristband program for his recent State of the Black Union event in Los Angeles.

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Tavis Smiley's State of Black Union LIVE on USB Wristband

Saturday February 28, Los Angeles.
The tenth annual State of the Black Union Conference was held in Los Angeles.
Over 6,000 attendees witnessed the proceedings which included a recorded address by President Barack Obama, a welcome speech by L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and panel discussions which included black luminaries such as Cornel West and Michael Eric Dyson.
Aderra Inc. recorded Live video of the entire event, which was simulcast on C-Span, and made it available on to the attendees on USB flash drives before they left the Los Angeles Convention Center.
The USB Wristbands were sponsored by Nationwide Insurance and included video highlights from the last ten years of this conference series.
CLICK HERE to see Tavis Smiley announcing the project to the VIP dinner the night before the event.

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Billboard Magazine Digital Music Conference on USB Wristband

We just returned from the Billboard Magazine Digital Music Live! Conference at CES.
Aderra recorded each session and burned it to USB wristbands which were distributed to all attendees and speakers. The live music USB wristbands included a User Dashboard that played the recordings, displayed a photo gallery of each session and included links to Billboard's online content.
Highlights of the day were a surprisingly sharp Q&A with Soulja Boy, Akon's description of how he writes songs specifically to be ringtones, and Douglas Merrill's digital vision for EMI. The most interesting point reiterated throughout the conference on every panel and in every keynote was that the future of music includes multichannel methods for fan outreach including live music digital recording to USB drives.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Zac Brown Band on USB Wristbands




Want to hear the Zac Brown Band tear through "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"?
The only place you'll find it these days is on an Aderra Live in a Flash USB Wristband.
On Zac Brown's current tour in support of the new Atlantic Records release "The Foundation", fans can buy a USB Bracelet with a recording of the live show they have just heard. The USBs also feature a photo gallery and other exclusive content.
The band's latest hit, "Chicken Fried" has planted itself firmly at the upper reaches of the country charts bringing more and more fans out to hear these awesome performers.