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Music: Weezer

	
Sep  1, 2008, 
	By Bryan Reesman
	
	

	
	
Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo and drummer Pat Wilson discuss the making of their self-titled 2008 CD, known as “The Red Album.”...

	





	
Music: Walter Becker

	
Sep  1, 2008, 
	By Mr. Bonzai
	
	

	
	
Steely Dan co-leader Walter Becker talks about his second solo album, Circus Money...

	





	
Phantom Planet

	
Aug  7, 2008, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
Like a lot of people, I first heard the L.A. band Phantom Planet when their irresistible pop anthem “California” was selected to be the theme song for the excellent Fox teen dramedy The O.C....

	





	
"Miles From India"

	
Aug  7, 2008, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
In many ways, Miles From India—a two-CD set of Indian musicians and a host of Miles Davis alumni interpreting a number of the jazz great’s works...

	





	
Classic Tracks: The Lovin' Spoonful's "Do You Believe in Magic"

	
Aug  1, 2008, 
	By Gary Eskow
	
	

	
	
Fortunately, nice guys don't always finish last. Sometimes they reach the top of the hill and stay there for quite some time. One such nice guy is John...

	





	
From the Editor: The Sound of Music

	
Aug  1, 2008, 
	By Sarah Jones, Editor
	
	

	
	
Bruce Swedien has engineered for Count Basie and Michael Jackson, Herbie Hancock and J Lo. When he speaks to students, he often will ask how they learn...

	





	
Power Tools: Steinberg Cubase 4

	
Aug  1, 2008, 
	By Jim Aikin
	
	

	
	
I've been using Cubase for many years not because it's necessarily superior to any other program, but because I'm fast on it. Even so, the software has...

	





	
Mixing Outside the Lines

	
Jul 30, 2008, 
	By Janice Brown
	
	

	
	
It’s a fact that lower budgets mean shorter production cycles and, ultimately, more no-nonsense mixing, but engineers working with experimentally inclined artists find ample opportunity in the mixing process...

	






            
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