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Mark Waldrep is founder, president and chief engineer of the specialty audiophile label AIX Records and iTrax.com. These two companies produce and distribute award-winning, high definition audio/video music recordings on DVD-Audio/Video discs and through the Internet. AIX has recently released some of the first HD Audio/Video titles on the Blu-ray format, which include high definition video of the recording sessions.
Dr. Waldrep has been a pioneer in the integration of digital multimedia technologies and the entertainment industry for over 30 years. He was instrumental in the development of the enhanced CD format (The Rolling Stones, Britney Spears, 311), produced and released the very first DVD-Video titles in March of 1997 (Africa: The Serengeti), is the producer/engineer of the largest catalog of HD Audio recordings, and developed the first and only exclusively HD 5.1 surround music download site on the web. He has worked with Neil Young, Bad Company, The Rolling Stones, The Allman Brothers and the San Francisco Symphony on multimedia and HD Audio projects.
Recent projects include the production of the first 3D Music Albums on the new Blu-ray 3D format.
Dr. Waldrep holds a Ph.D. in music from UCLA, an M.S. in computer science from CSUN, an M.F.A. in composition from Cal Arts, a M.A. in music from CSUN, a B.A. in 3-dimensional art and a B.M. in music from CSUN. Dr. Waldrep lives in Pacific Palisades, California with his wife, Mona. They have three children.
