The Foundation donated a music oriented gift basket to the Minden St. Judes Auction on Saturday Feb 4th.  Their auction was a huge success and we are blessed to have been part of such an amazing cause.

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Radial President, Peter Janis: “When the James Burton Foundation approached us about securing these products for their new recording facility we were excited to be included in the project. Their vision of supporting music education for those in need is one we whole-heartedly support. They’ve been building on this vision and we are honoured to be part of their brand new recording facility.”

The James Burton Foundation Studio will be a professional level studio available to recording artists at standard rates, and available to donees without charge. The James Burton Foundation’s Thomas Detrie explains why the Workhorse and modules were the products of choice: “I decided on the Workhorse because of its modular design, flexible use options, sound quality, and build quality. Our Foundation is non-profit so I appreciate the ability to buy quality components in ‘bite size’ as our needs grow and our budget allows.”

The James Burton Foundation’s Workhorse is currently outfitted with eight Radial modules: JDV-Pre (instrument pre-amp and DI), X-Amp (reamper), EXTC (guitar effects interface), PhazeQ (phase adjustment tool), 2 PowerPre’s (mic preamplifier) and 2 Komits (compressor-limiter).

Detrie has already been working with the new gear and had this to say: “The Workhorse is such a pleasure to use, and I am still discovering the great potential of the modular design and connectivity options. The modules sound great! I plan to add new ones and a second chassis as soon as the budget allows.”

James Burton is also encouraged to have Radial technology as part of the James Burton Foundation’s studio program: “Workhorse is a great addition to our recording studio and we look forward to a long working relationship with Radial Engineering.”

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The cookbook is $20 plus $5 for US shipping and $15 for International orders.

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The Matters of the Heart Gala and Golf Tournament is Pathways biggest fundraiser of the year. Proceeds will benefit these programs: Pathways Teen and Family Camp, Military Service Men and Women and Families, and Families of Children with Special Needs.

Pathways Core Training Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit organization with the mission to create lives of passions, purpose, and success for adults, teens, and families by empowerment to overcome, heal, and transcend internal barriers to create a life by design, not by default.

For more information see: Matters of the Heart Gala.

Radial Engineering’s associate companies are Primacoustic, makers of acoustic control products, Tonebone, makers of effects pedals, and Zebra Case, makers of hard-shell equipment cases. The recording industry knows all the Radial product lines for exceptional performance and build quality.

The Foundation also thanks Jeff Barnett of Sweetwater Sound for his help.

For more on these products see: Radial Engineering, Primacoustic, Tonebone, Zebra Case, and Sweetwater Sound.

Sharon Hennessey, Dennis Bennett, James

On-Stage Stands, a major mic and instrument stand supplier, generously has supported the Foundation Studio with their products. Sharon Hennessey, On-Stage Stands vice-president, and John Lamb, Export Manager, wanted to help the Studio Music Education Program move forward — our sincerest thanks go to On-Stage Stands!

On-Stage Stands is a division of The Music People! Inc. TMP have been innovators of high-quality musical instrument and mic stands for thirty-one years, and are one of the nation’s leading suppliers of microphones and pro audio equipment. For more information on these companies see: On-Stage Stands and The Music People! Inc.

Randy Young, at Thomas County Central High School in Thomasville GA, teaches a media production course that includes music recording and engineering. While support is adequate for some parts of the program, he lacked instruments so he contacted the Foundation.

Because Thomas County School serves a rural area, and many students come from poverty-stricken homes, Randy opens the studio doors to the community, area churches and their praise bands, many of which feature the high school students as musicians. Randy will use the new guitars in his course, and allow the students to use them as needed outside the school. Randy says, ‘I so appreciate what the James Burton Foundation does to promote music education for young people. This is a prayer answered, not only for our school kids, but also for many kids in the Thomasville community.’

The Foundation thanks Randy Young for his efforts in support of music education in Thomas County Central High School and the Thomasville Community.

Learn more about Thomas County Central High School.

Mojave Audio’s associate company is Royer Labs, and renowned microphone designer David Royer designed the Mojave Audio products. The recording industry knows Royer Labs for its modern ribbon microphones. In addition, they were the first to develop a phantom powered ribbon microphone, and a tube-ribbon microphone.

The Foundation also thanks Mark Thompson of Sweetwater Sound for his help.

To read the press release see: MIXonline.com

For more on these products see: Mojave Audio, Royer Labs, and Sweetwater Sound.

James, Seymour Duncan, Muriel Anderson, Sage Benado. Photo: Tom Prusik.

Muriel Anderson through Music For Life Alliance continues her support for the James Burton Foundation with a recent donation of classroom guitar amplifiers and effects pedals. This donation was in collaboration with Bob Weil of Visual Sound. Music For Life Alliance assists music advocacy groups through awards, grants, and donations. Its goal is to help the many diverse efforts across the country to make music learning accessible to young people who may not otherwise be able to experience the academic, developmental, and social benefits of making music.

Music For Life Alliance also maintains a national database of music advocacy groups to help coordinate individual and organization efforts that support music education.

The Foundation is proud of our long-standing association with Muriel Anderson and Music For Life Alliance. We also sincerely thank Bob Weil of Visual Sound.

For more information see: Muriel Anderson, Music for Life Alliance, and Visual Sound.