EYAL LEVI, critically acclaimed guitarist, composer, producer and engineer, and renowned producer, Joey Sturgis (Asking Alexandria, Of Mice & Men, I See Stars), have announced an Orlando, Fla. stop on Levi's "Unstoppable Recording Machine" audio boot camp tour, set to take place at Levi's private studio from March 20 - 23. Special guests, guitarist/songwriter/producer Keith Merrow and drummer Alex Rüdinger (Conquering Dystopia, ex-The Faceless), will join Levi and Sturgis for 40-plus hours of personalized recording instruction. Registration is on a first come, first served basis, and space is limited. For more information, and to sign up for the Orlando workshop, head over to: https://www.unstoppablerecordingmachine.com/.

"People who have gone through the boot camp experience have told me that they learned more in four days than in their entire recording school career to date," said Levi. "When I was coming up, I would have given anything to have some of my recording heroes sit me down and tell me 'this is how it's done.'"

"Whether you struggle with recording, production, editing or mixing and mastering, this boot camp is going to help you learn directly from successful people in the field," commented Joey Sturgis. "It's not about tips or tricks. It's about real knowledge that can only come from real experience. Come extract that directly at the source."

Levi describes the "Unstoppable Record Machine" boot camps as "intense, hands-on, comprehensive immersion style experiences that will show people exactly what matters when trying to make pro sounding recordings. In just a few days, we will cover what would take a year or more in traditional school." He has already hosted successful workshops in Cleveland, Ohio, Orlando, Fla. and Portland, Ore., which have featured special guests like Matt Heafy (Trivium) and Anup Sastry (Jeff Loomis, Intervals), as well as returning instructors Joey Sturgis and Keith Merrow.

Born in Atlanta, Ga. into a musical family, Eyal Levi was already playing violin and piano by the age of three, and composed his first symphonic work when he was just 17.

In 2010, Levi moved to Orlando, Fla. where he joined forces with Jason Suecof (August Burns Red, The Black Dahlia Murder) and Mark Lewis (Cannibal Corpse, Whitechapel) at Audiohammer Studios. There he helped to both expand and enrich their facilities by adding a magnificent drum room, two new control rooms and sleeping quarters for the bands.

As a part of the Audiohammer family, Eyal Levi worked with such acts as Job for a Cowboy, August Burns Red, Six Feet Under, Carnifex, Chelsea Grin, Whitechapel, Deicide, Death Angel, I Killed The Prom Queen, The Contortionist, Motionless In White, Arsis, Demon Hunter, Firewind, Charred Walls of the Damned, The Black Dahlia Murder, Battlecross, DevilDriver and Reflections.

Aside from his work behind the glass, Levi has toured the world and released three studio albums with Dååth, while also releasing an instrumental guitar album with Emil Werstler on Magna Carta called Avalanche of Worms. Recently, he has taught several CreativeLive 'Music & Audio' courses on topics ranging from audio engineering, to songwriting and more.

Keep up with Levi on his Tumblr at: https://eyallevi.tumblr.com/, and stay tuned for more information on additional "Unstoppable Recording Machine" workshops.

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