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Producer/recording engineer Steve Bellamy is the founder of Addo Records. He has engineered or produced more than 200 commercial recordings and has worked with artists such as Kirk MacDonald, Ted Quinlan, Brian Dickinson, Chet Doxas, Jim Doxas, Dave Douglas, Steve Swallow, Donny McCaslin, John Stetch, Kieran Overs, Mike Downes, Anton Kuerti, Isabel Bayrakdarian, James Ehnes, the Gryphon Trio, Tafelmusik, Kenny Wheeler, Joe Lovano, Kenny Werner, Edgar Meyer, and Sheila Jordan. Many of his recordings have received JUNO awards and nominations. He began Addo Records in Toronto in October, 2009 and Addo is distributed internationally through Conveyor Canada.

Bellamy received his Master of Music degree from McGill University where he studied sound recording with Wieslaw Woszczyk, Steve Epstein, and George Massenburg. He has a Bachelor of Music degree in saxophone from the University of Prince Edward Island, and is currently completing his PhD in music technology and psychology from York University. He has been on faculty at McGill University, The Jackie MacLean Institute at the University of Hartford, The Banff Centre, and Humber College in Toronto, where he is currently Dean of Creative & Performing Arts.


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Steve Bellamy Producer Toronto
Primary Instrument

Producer

Location

Toronto

Willing to teach

Intermediate to advanced

Clinic/Workshop Information

- Acoustics for musicians
- Audio Engineering / Producing for musicians
- The Human hearing system
- The physical properties of sound
- Fundamentals in Digital Audio
- Music Producing

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