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Project Studio: Randy's Recording

	
Mar 31, 2010, 
	By Matt Gallagher

	
	

	
	
Randy Green had been working steadily as a musician in Madison, Wis., since 1966, when, in 1985, he built a recording studio in his garage near Cottage Grove, Wis. “I wanted to record myself,” he explains. “In those days, the average musician never saw a studio. ...

	





	
Clean Cuts Audio 

	
Mar 30, 2010, 
	By Barbara Schultz

	
	

	
	
Full-service sound for picture providers began 30 years ago as an independent record label. Founder Jack Heyrman was following his passion, producing artists such as Phil Woods, Wall Matthews, and Dr. John when, in 1985, he got a call to produce music for an ad agency. 
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Project Studio: Ryan's Place 

	
Mar  1, 2010, 
	By Matt Gallagher
	
	

	
	
Los Angeles-based engineer/producer Ryan Ulyate parlayed his hard work and his vision into a dream career. Since 2005, Ulyate has worked closely with...

	





	
Gregory Town Sound | Mix March 2010 Cover

	
Mar  1, 2010, 
	By Kevin Becka
	
	

	
	
Lenny Kravitz's personal studio is built 100 feet from the beach on Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas, a 110-mile-long sliver of land 50 miles east of Nassau....

	





	
The Cabin Studio

	
Mar  1, 2010, 
	By Matt Gallagher
	
	

	
	
Producer/engineer/acoustician Chuck Ebert, a seven-time Grammy nominee and three-time Dove Award nominee, has worked in all facets of music production...

	





	
Nashville Skyline, March 2010

	
Mar  1, 2010, 
	By Peter Cooper
	
	

	
	
Robb Earls is 25 years into his Sound Vortex business: a quarter-century in Nashville, and nary a mainstream country record. Earls and house engineer/producer...

	





	
Editor's Note: In Pursuit of Gregory Town Sound

	
Mar  1, 2010, 
	By Tom Kenny, Editor
	
	

	
	
This month's cover was a long time coming. It started a couple of years back in Miami, at a Remix Hotel, when Matt Knobel walked me down Collins Avenue...

	





	
Binari Sonori Recording Studio

	
Mar  1, 2010, 
	By Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
With facilities in Milan and Tokyo, and plans to open a studio in Los Angeles this spring, Binori Sonori (www.binarisonori.com) has become a versatile...

	






            
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