In The Studio: Recording The Rolling Stones “Brown Sugar” Sessions
Reconstructing the night that produced a rock song for the ages…
November 21, 2020
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Reconstructing the night that produced a rock song for the ages…
The story of a stand-mounted dynamic model that was intended for speech, vocals and instruments, as well as some history of the company behind it.
Memories of serving as a mix engineer for Van Halen in the 1990s.
Revisiting a fun concept, and no worries that a few may not conform to the 5-7-5 rule – they’re still funny, and we can all use a laugh right now…
“39 Steps To Hell,” back-to-back gigs, mayhem, a beat-up Dodge 600 truck, no sleep… Yup, it’s pro audio all right…
Inside the “Amen Break,” used on an extremely wide range of contemporary music as well as on TV commercials and shows such as The Amazing Race and Futurama.
“Sound systems only feed back at the frequencies indicated on the graphic equalizer…”
Muscle Shoals from 1967-1980, one of the most fascinating and perhaps unbelievable stories in the history of pop music recording.
Providing sound for more than 300 events, most of them inside prison walls…
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