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Welcome Home: Germano Studios

	
Jul  1, 2008, 
	By David Weiss
	
	

	
	
The latest entry onto the New York City top-tier studio scene has arrived in the form of Germano Studios (www.germano studios.com). Located in the downtown...

	





	
You Light Up My Brain

	
Jun  1, 2008, 
	By Paul D. Lehrman
	
	

	
	
So I was washing the dishes after dinner with the TV on. The set in the kitchen is one of those little countertop jobs with rabbit ears and a 2-inch speaker....

	





	
Tools, My Olde Friends

	
Jun  1, 2008, 
	By Eddie Ciletti
	
	

	
	
Did you ever try to be creative with an unfamiliar set of tools? Like a paintbrush, a musical instrument or recording gear, amazing things can happen...

	





	
Spectrum's Silver

	
Jun  1, 2008, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
Jim Kalamasz is celebrating his Spectrum Recording Studios' (Miami) 25th anniversary this year, and '08 has been a very strong year for the facility....

	





	
Mastering Lab Closes

	
May  1, 2008, 
	Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
	
	

	
	
Shortly after celebrating its 40th anniversary, Doug Sax (above) announced that Mastering Lab Hollywood will close; its Ojai, Calif., facility remains...

	





	
Allaire May Close

	
May  1, 2008, 
	By David Weiss
	
	

	
	
Allaire Studios, the Shokan, N.Y., destination studio that was the home of two Neve-based rooms, appears to be closing. In March, all staffers were relieved...

	





	
State of the City

	
May  1, 2008, 
	By Peter Cooper
	
	

	
	
Asking some Nashville music pros about the state of the recording industry this spring is akin to asking New England Patriots fans what they thought of...

	





	
History Lesson

	
May  1, 2008, 
	By Peter Cooper
	
	

	
	
Just out of the Navy in 1946, guitarist Harold Bradley was anxious to record some country music. So he headed to Chicago to meet up with Pee Wee King....

	






            
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