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Bruce Nazarian (March 27, 1949 – October 8, 2015) was an American funk and rock musician, recording artist and music producer from Detroit, Michigan. Nazarian was an Apple Certified Trainer and Certified Pro on various professional applications, including DVD Studio Pro and Logic Pro.
Music created by, or involving performances, production, or writing by Bruce Nazarian
Bruce Nazarian, well known in the digital video community as The Digital Guy, passed away Oct. 9. Bruce was an incredibly knowledgeable, energetic guy, who always had the time to talk passionately all things technical and creative, to all who were interested. And there were many interested!
Bruce Nazarian (born in Detroit, MI) In 1975, a chance meeting with band manager Al Nalli would lead to his joining Brownsville Station (of "Smokin' in the Boys' Room" fame).[4]
16. Okt. 2015 · Detroit musician and record producer BRUCE NAZARIAN died on Friday October 9th. Aged 66, reports say that he died of a heart attack while editing music on his computer.
Bruce Nazarian went on to produce, engineer and perform with his band "The Automatix", who released their debut LP on MCA in 1983. He was the CEO of Digital Media Consulting Group and ran a popular digital media website "TheDigitalGuy.com". Nazarian also produced and hosted The Digital Guy radio show in addition to being a music ...
This is an interview with the amazing Bruce Nazarian: producer, engineer, composer, recording artist, radio show host, educator and all-around innovator, from the get-down funky side of east side Detroit soul bands, to his pioneering of unprecedented techniques in digital audio and video production.
