Studer Audio

Brian Leshon began playing in his school jazz band when he was just thirteen years old. However, as early as his high school years, Brian had a strong interest in the recording process. He joined the Cherokee Studios team in 1975 and was on hand and participated in many historic recordings. He soon realized this was his dream job and he did all he could to learn more and develop related skills such as Mixing and Producing. Brian worked for Chateau Records and was on staff at A&M Studios before his famous return to Cherokee where he was the Chief Engineer on some of his favorit

Mark Terry’s career in the professional audio industry grew from a lifelong fascination with music and technology. As a young man he dreamed of becoming a recording engineer and began his career delivering tapes for recording studios, an experience that soon led to work as an assistant recording engineer. His growing knowledge of studio equipment and recording technology eventually led him into sales, where he began representing and selling professional audio gear, including mixing consoles.

Daniel Weiss grew up in Switzerland with a passion for music and electronics. He played the electric violin (one that he built himself) as well as bass, before developing an interest in building and playing synthesizers – something that he learned from a magazine. He started to build his own amps when he couldn’t afford to buy them, and thus started a long career of designing and building audio products. Daniel joined Studer as electronics engineer in 1979 where he worked in the digital audio lab for five years. When he realized there was a market for custom digital audio equipmen