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THREE-RING CIRCUS

	
Jul  1, 2002
	
		
	

	
	
Business has been good for studios that focus on indie labels. Case point in, producer/engineer Stevo Bruno, owner/operator of the multimedia, 10-room...

	





	
NASHVILLE SKYLINE

	
Jun  1, 2002, 
	by Rick Clark
	
	

	
	
When you think of artists such as Nelly Furtado, King Crimson, Alicia Keys, Bruce Springsteen and Mark Knopfler, Nashville doesn't readily come to mind...

	





	
SKIP SAYLOR RECORDING AMPLIFIES REACH WITH DEVONSHIRE STUDIOS

	
Jun  1, 2002, 
	COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
	
	

	
	
Hollywood-based Skip Saylor Recording has expanded northward with its acquisition of Devonshire Studios (North Hollywood). The three-room facility, which...

	





	
NEW YORK METRO

	
Jun  1, 2002, 
	by Paul Verna
	
	

	
	
A night at the studio: Champions of 5.1-channel sound have made significant inroads over the past few years, selling a growing and passionate consumer...

	





	
SESSIONS & STUDIO NEWS

	
Jun  1, 2002
	
		
	

	
	
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Sir Paul McCartney was in mixing his new single Loving Flame with engineer/producer David Kahne and mix engineer Dave Way at Scream...

	





	
A BIG BAND GRAND OPENING

	
Jun  1, 2002, 
	COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
	
	

	
	
The Shed (New Orleans) kicked off its grand opening with a big band recording produced by Maynard Chatters and Ron Black. Engineering was by Ron Black....

	





	
Like a Broken Record

	
Jun  1, 2002, 
	BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN
	
	

	
	
Remember the saying, "You sound like a broken record"? It's origin, of course, is from the (first) days of vinyl. Today, of course, that would be considered an artistic choice, but in the days when the preferred mode of music playback was strictly linear, it was highly annoying....

	





	
L.A. GRAPEVINE

	
Jun  1, 2002, 
	by Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
Even during advertising's recent down- market, Chris Bell & Co. Music and Sound Design has been thriving. Located in Santa Monica's hip Bergamot Station...

	






            
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