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Neumann, Lon Richard was born on January 18, 1949 in Glendale, California, United States. Son of Leonard A. Neuman and Lois Mae Fischer.
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Lon Richard Neumann, American audio engineer. Achievements include building the first digital audio recording studio for Stevie Wonder. Recipient 1st Annual Recording and Sound award, Pro Sound News, 1978. Member Audio Engineering Society, Society Motion Picture and television Engineers, Society television Engineers.
Career
Recording technician, Wally Heider Recording, Hollywood, California, 1975-1978;
lead engineer, Nova Sound laboratories, Los Angeles, 1978;
audio engineer, Enactron Studios, North Hollywood, California, 1979-1980;
remote recording engineer, Record Plant Studios, Hollywood, 1980-1981;
technical director, Stevie Wonder's Studio, Los Angeles, 1981-1983;
chief technician, Everything Audio, Encino, California, 1983-1984;
field service engineer, Mitsubishi Professional Audio, San Fernando, California, 1984-1986;
field service engineer, Sony Professional Audio, Burbank, California, 1986-1988;
district sales manager, Sony Professional Audio, Burbank, 1988-1991;
audio engineer, Warner Brothers Pictures, since 1991;
field sales engineer, NVision, Inc., Nevada City, California. Guest lecturer University of California at Los Angeles, 1984-1986, instructor fundamentals of digital audio and studio workshop in digital audio systems. Lecturer seminar Audio Engineering Society Convention, 1988.
Audio engineer Stevie Wonder Comes Home.
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Member Audio Engineering Society, Society Motion Picture and television Engineers, Society television Engineers.
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