Past Guest Artists and Lecturers
Engineers
- Joshua Tidsbury (Vancouver Olympics)
- Jim Anderson (New York)
- Dirk Fischer (Berlin)
- Theresa Leonard (Banff Centre)
- Dave Horrocks (Calgary)
- Diemer de Vries (Holland via Skype)
- Michael D. Clute (Nashville)
- Graemme Brown (Zen Mastering, Vancouver Island)
- Pouya Hamidi (Toronto)
- James Clemens-Seely (Banff)
- Henry Ng (Banff)
- Bo Brick (DPA Microphones, Denmark)
- Phil Kamp (KLANG: fabrik, Germany)
Guest Artists
- Fernando Rocha and Elise Pittenger (Brazil, 2012) percussion, electronics and Experimental Music from Brazil and Beyond
- Tim Brady (Canada, 2012) composer and electric guitarist. 24 Frames, music for electric guitar and video
- Quasar Saxophone Quartet (2012). Facing Death
- In Extensio (2012) Wings, Spaces and Cadenzas Louise Campbell (clarinet) and Barah Héon-Morissette (percussion and electronics)
- Jordan Nobles (2014) composer was featured in a concert by the Integra Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble.
- David Rovin and Derek Duke of Blizzard Entertainment (Los Angeles, 2015)
- David Horrocks–InfiniteWave Mastering
- David Shefsiek–Arts Administration and Artist Imaging
- Edward Renzi–Banff Centre
- Gary Cable–Aura Audio and Entertainment Lawyer
- Jesse Northey–Producer and Entrepreneur
- Leroy Stagger–Country Artist
- Michael Baker–Film Composer
- Stew Kirkwood–Sound Extractor Studio
- Terry O'Brien–Former SOCAN Education Officer
- Thilo Schaller–Engineer, Composer and Educator
- Dr. Adam Patrick Bell (Music Education, University of Calgary)
- Jonathan Kay (San Francisco)
- The Sweet Boys (New York & New Mexico)
- Bryn Hewko (OUTPUT Media, Lethbridge)
Artists and Special Projects Recorded and Produced in Studio One
- Sirocco Saxophone Quartet (England and Germany)
- Frederik Köster and Sebastian Sternal (Germany)
- Rubbing Stone Ensemble (Calgary)
- Fernando Dominguez (Mexico) Demo Recordings, Bass Clarinet and Electronics, 2016
The Sweet Boys
Digital Audio Arts Studio 1 Residency and live show at The Zoo, 2018
CrawlSpace
by Bryn Hewko (360° film) and Integra Contemporary & Electroacoustics