Toby Mountain

Office: Smith 437
Phone: 508.793.3357
E-mail: tmountai@holycross.edu

Toby Mountain has music degrees from Princeton University (BA, 1972)
and the University of California at Berkeley (MA, 1978 PhD, 1981).
He also spent several years working at the Stanford University Center
for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) and the MIT
Experimental Music Studio. He taught music and Theory and
Composition as an Associate Professor of Music at the University of
Connecticut from 1983-85.

In 1985 Toby founded Northeastern Digital, the first digital
mastering facility in New England. Toby's mastering credits include
such artists as The Beach Boys, David Bowie, Frank Zappa, Richard
Thompson, Morphine, Joan Jett, Jay Geils, Arlo Guthrie, and Alison
Krauss. Toby has mastered several gold and platinum selling albums
and dozens of albums that have been nominated for the National
Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences' annual "Grammy" awards. He is
also a member of the Audio Engineering Society, and has published
many articles in professional audio journals including "Mix" and
"Electronic Musician."