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Dana Nielsen moved to Los Angeles in the summer of 2000 from New Orleans where he spent four years immersed in the city's rich musical heritage as a hard-working student and actively gigging musician. He attended Loyola University of N.O. as a Jazz major on scholarships for saxophone and academics. It was also at Loyola where Dana entered the studio world, working extensively as an eager, young engineer with local jazz legends and upstart hip-hop label, Renaissance Records.
Upon arriving
in L.A., Dana planned to put his newly honed skills as ProTools
and Recording Engineer to work in the studio scene. He started out
as a freelance technical consultant for a variety of high-profile
sales organizations. Catering to a growing list of Hollywood A-list
producers and engineers, Dana quickly became their "first call"
for sales advice and technical support. Current Credits: 2007 has already been a busy year for Dana who Co-Engineered Linkin Park's top-selling album "Minutes to Midnight" and is currently working with Weezer on their follow-up to 2005's smash hit "Make Believe."
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