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David Sylvian

	
Nov  1, 2002, 
	by Chris J. Walker
	
	

	
	
An interview with David Sylvian and engineer Dave Kent about recording David Sylvian's new records, Damage and Camphor. Recording and mixing techniques and equipment used during studio production....

	





	
Classic Tracks: King Floyd's "Groove Me"

	
Nov  1, 2002, 
	by Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
An interview with producers Tommy Couch and Wolf Stephenson about recording King Floyd's Groove Me song. Recording and mixing techniques and equipment used during studio production....

	





	
ALBUM WORK DREDG'D FROM TRACK RECORDS

	
Nov  1, 2002, 
	COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
	
	

	
	
Interscope artists Dredg recently stepped into Track Records (North Hollywood) to work with producer/engineer Tim Palmer (The Cure, Pearl Jam). The group...

	





	
Stevie J

	
Nov  1, 2002, 
	BY CHRIS J. WALKER
	
	

	
	
Ten years ago, Stevie J was a teenager living in Buffalo, N.Y., with dreams of being in the music business. In terms of raw talent, he had more than the...

	





	
Nashville Skyline

	
Nov  1, 2002, 
	by Rick Clark
	
	

	
	
Last year, I happened to catch King Crimson playing at one of the local venues, a place called 12th & Porter. As someone who bought the band's first album,...

	





	
New York Metro

	
Nov  1, 2002, 
	by Paul Verna
	
	

	
	
Question: How many artists record and mix -sounding albums at home in rooms so small that the studios can be vacuumed with a Dust-Buster? Answer: Too...

	





	
Digidesign Pro Tools

	
Oct  1, 2002, 
	BY BARRY RUDOLPH
	
	

	
	
Even though many of us are Pro Tools veterans with years of experience, there are always a few new tricks to learn. Here are some of my favorites. MONITOR...

	





	
Geoff Emerick

	
Oct  1, 2002, 
	BY MAUREEN DRONEY
	
	

	
	
The most revered pop music of all time is, indisputably, that made by The Beatles. Almost 40 years after they were recorded, their words and melodies...

	






            
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