Studio Lab @ LGNDS: A Production and Recording Workshop for Music Creators

Name: Studio Lab @ LGNDS: A Production and Recording Workshop for Music Creators
Start: 2026-10-24 16:14:01

Posted on September 28, 2026

Studio Lab @ LGNDS: A Production and Recording Workshop for Music Creators

Studio Lab @ LGNDS is a FREE afternoon of learning, conversation and connection for emerging to mid-level music creators. Artists, producers, songwriters, engineers and other studio-based creators will come together to share knowledge, build relationships and dig into the creative and technical sides of making music.

The afternoon features a special Q&A with three-time Grammy Award-winning mixing engineer Phil Tan, hands-on production and recording seminars with SHE-Q Audio, Mike Schlosser , Lindon Carter, Peter Zawalski, plus a musical guest performance by Tomi Lumiere, catered lunch and time to connect with other artists and industry.

Space is limited. Review the criteria and register by October 12th at 11:59 PM MDT: https://www.birdcreatives.com/studio-labs-lgnds

Workshop date: Saturday, October 24 | 12:30–5:00 PM | LGNDS Studios, Edmonton

Part of the Edmonton AMPLIFIED Community Series, bringing the music community together through performances, learning and connection. Presented in partnership with Alberta Music and West Anthem, with support from the City of Edmonton, Alberta Music Commission and Explore Edmonton.

To register for this event please visit the following URL: https://www.birdcreatives.com/studio-labs-lgnds →

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Origin of West Anthem

The traditional territories of the Treaties 6, 7, and 8 Peoples encompass the majority of Alberta. Many First Nations continue to make their homes on today’s prairies: Siksikaitsitapi (including the Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani Nations), Tsuut’ina Nation, Îyâxe Nakoda (comprising the Bearspaw, Chiniki, and Wesley First Nations), Cree, Nakoda Sioux, Dene and Saulteaux, among others. The Otipemisiwak Métis Government governs five Territories within Alberta, distinct from the province’s eight Métis Settlements. Many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit, both from here and as visitors from elsewhere, have helped care for these lands for generations. We recognize that they have traditions and relationships with the land far outstretching the arrival of settlers.

We are extremely grateful for these lands on which we reside, work, and play. We make this acknowledgement as an act of gratitude and reconciliation. While championing the arts across Alberta, we intend for our work to contribute to the valuing of traditional art forms and result in greater opportunity for the creative Indigenous talent who walk these lands today.