As one of the earliest users of Scaeva's spatial reproduction technology, Producer and multi-platinum artist Andrew Bojanic (All Good Things, Wizardz of Oz) quickly recognized the platform's potential to free independent artists to produce from anywhere. Scaeva democratized the business of music production by creating robust virtual tools for artists to professionally mix and master music without being tethered to the studio.

Although Bojanic owns a well-equipped professional recording studio, he is often surrounded by distractions - kids, travel, touring. "Being able to grab my laptop and headphones and get to work no matter where I am is huge. I even found myself checking tracks on the beach in Hawaii." Bojanic continues, "[Scaeva's] platform is a paradigm shift for professionals and for millions of up-and-coming artists that can't feasibly create without renting a pro studio or spending thousands of dollars on gear. I wish I'd had this years ago".

Checkout All Good Things music and tour dates here.

Earlier this year Scaeva's Co-Founder and CEO Steve Curd, was selected to serve on the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) Audio Board. As a technology thought leader, successful entrepreneur, and the seasoned CEO of Scaeva Technologies, Steve lends his expertise, guiding the future of audio production and consumption at CTA. He joins executives from other world-class audio organizations such as Yamaha, Amazon, Sony, Harman, Netflix, Dolby and more.

About CTA:

Consumer Technology Association (CTA)™ is the trade association representing the $398 billion U.S. consumer technology industry, which supports more than 15 million U.S. jobs. More than 2,200 companies – 80 percent are small businesses and startups; others are among the world's best-known brands – enjoy the benefits of a CTA membership including policy advocacy, market research, technical education, industry promotion, standards development, and the fostering of business and strategic relationships. CTA also owns and produces CES® – the world's largest gathering place for all who thrive on the business of consumer technologies.

The perception of hearing is one of our most complex senses.  Hearing is also our fastest sense, helping us to construct a mental image of our environment before we even see it. This is why advanced audio processing is so critical to immersive experiences.

Check out our white paper written by our very own Steve Curd: InSitu Sound white paper

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"My first reaction to Scaeva's Technology was, oh man, I can use this for more than just mixing. I thought, wow, I can actually shape sounds while I'm recording and hear these sounds in different environments. I could never have done that without this system"

Hardgroove has recently joined the Advisory Council of the Les Paul Foundation where he has had the privilege of reviewing hundreds of Les Paul & Mary Ford tracks which may result in future projects. Les Paul, known for inventing multi-track recording, the solid body electric guitar, over-dubbing, echo and numerous other recording techniques was a prolific musician, engineer and inventor. Often called the "Father of Modern Music," Hardgroove couldn't help but recognize the innovation of Scaeva's Technology and how it would have been of interest to Les Paul if he were alive today.

By using Scaeva’s technology in his workflow, Hardgroove mixes and masters from a variety of professional spaces virtually. He also hears how his tracks translate to devices and listening environments such as a nightclub or car while sitting in his home studio, or really from anywhere. He can count on the fidelity of his mix, hearing the track exactly as it was intended for his audience.

No one understands just how important the spatial audio experience is than long-time audio pro and Scaeva advisor, Krish Sharma. Spatial audio is critical to immersive experiences and has a direct emotional impact, “it’s why you feel more comfortable in a restaurant with muted surfaces” versus a big “lively” conference room designed to give visitors energy. 

Many companies today understand the importance of spatial audio in their products but don’t have the knowledge or resources to build it themselves. Scaeva’s LiveSpace technologies gives companies the sound technology they need to be competitive without requiring content to be in a new format. It works with any legacy audio, no remastering or remixing is required to ‘spatialize’ the experience.

Krish also remarked, “I’ve been recording, mixing, and mastering for some of the biggest names in music, in the most iconic studios on the planet my entire career. I never would have guessed that I could achieve the same professional acoustic quality outside the studio…”

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Scaeva is excited to announce a partnership with one of the most iconic recording studios on the planet - the studio formerly known as the Record Plant. Scaeva will capture, preserve and make available the unique acoustic signatures of the famous recording studio located at 2200 Bridgeway in Sausalito, California, where the list of iconic acts to record is staggering.

This historic studio produced some of music’s most iconic platinum records of all time, including Santana’s Supernatural and Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours.  Other artists including Metallica, Aretha Franklin, Van Morrison, Tom Petty, Carrie Underwood, Rick James, The Grateful Dead, Joe Walsh, Three Dog Night and Stevie Wonder created some of their biggest hits using the studio’s iconic sound.

The studio will again be making history by working with Scaeva to create high-precision models of their most iconic spaces, including their celebrated Studio B.”Scaeva’s unbelievable spatial audio reproduction technology is a perfect match to our commitment to bring this piece of music history back to life for future generations. Scaeva shares our passion, we couldn’t be more excited to get started.” shared Frank Pollifrone, investor.  "We're thrilled to be preserving this historical gem digitally and making it available for wider audiences to experience," announced Steve Curd, Scaeva CEO. 

Scaeva expects these models to be available later this year as one of the first-ever spatial acoustic NFTs, as well as embedded in other professional and consumer-focused spatial audio products for music production, streaming and metaverse applications

This week, Scaeva CEO Steve Curd and multi-Grammy winner Krish Sharma were excited to model an iconic California space.   Through Scaeva’s patent-pending modeling tech they are preserving this space digitally, allowing a lucky buyer to own and monetize this amazing space for generations!  Stay tuned for more information…