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Steve Albini

Paul Tingen / 30 September 2005

The controversial ‘Godfather of Grunge’ spills the beans on his role as engineer, and his working methods. Paul Tingen picks up a few pearls [...]

Production Fundamentals: Taking Your Studio With You

AudioTechnology / 30 September 2005

Paul McKercher recently went ‘bush’ to record an album for a high-profile actor. Unlike most ‘location’ recordings, the budget for the session was substantial, [...]

Brian Eno

Paul Tingen / 30 September 2005

Brian Eno is one of the most influential artists and producers in the world today. Whenever he opens his mouth, it’s worth listening. Paul [...]

The Long & Winding Road: Recording The Whitlams

Andy Stewart / 30 September 2005

AT’s Editor, Andy Stewart, provides a very personal account of recording The Whitlams’ new double album Little Cloud & The Apple’s Eye. Sit back [...]

Name Behind the Name: Bruce Jackson – Apogee, Jands, Lake Technology

Andy Stewart / 17 May 2005

Whether it’s mixing Elvis, Bruce Springsteen or Barbra Striesand live, starting Apogee out of a garage or masterminding leading-edge live sound DSP processor development, [...]

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Production Fundamentals: Taking Your Studio With You

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The Long & Winding Road: Recording The Whitlams

Name Behind the Name: Bruce Jackson – Apogee, Jands, Lake Technology

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Steve Albini

Production Fundamentals: Taking Your Studio With You

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The Long & Winding Road: Recording The Whitlams

Name Behind the Name: Bruce Jackson – Apogee, Jands, Lake Technology

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