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In this vignette from the forthcoming "A Productive Cough" documentary, longtime Titus Andronicus producer Kevin S. McMahon details the finer points of analog tape, weighing the merits of 1" against 1/2".
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Denon engineer Dr. Takeaki Anazawa standing next to Denon’s first PCM recorder DN‐023R, produced in 1972.
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MUSIC IS MY WAY OF LIFE & C-R-E-A-T-I-T-Y
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
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...on the stage of the Klaus-von-Bismarck-Saal in the WDR broadcasting center.
These photos were taken during a wonderful recording session we had in 2013: baritone Michael Dahmen and his piano partner Christoph Schnackertz produced an extended cycle of songs by Israeli composer Richard Farber. Based on poems by Heinrich Heine these songs obviously were fun to sing and definitely are amusing to listen to. The session took place in the concert hall of the broadcasting company Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) in Cologne (Germany).
Ha ha! New York classic-rock DJ Ken Dashow, at right, is show n here at the Fest for Beatles Fans talking with Ken Scott, who was an engineer on many a Beatles recording, including the A Hard Day's Night soundtrack album and the single "Hey Jude."
Scott saved the latter record from being a complete disaster. After what became the Beatles' most successful single was recorded at Trident Studios in London, Scott listened to an acetate of the song cut at Abbey Road, only to find that, thanks to different equalizing levels and different monitor settings on the Trident equipment, the recording sounded terrible owing to lack of high end and treble. When he told George Martin his opinion of it, Martin relayed Scott's opinion to Paul McCartney, who was ready to throw Scott out of the session, the studio, and possibly the building. Then Paul and the other Beatles heard it and realized Scott was right. They made the necessary corrections in the remix, and "Hey Jude" was readied for release (and nine weeks atop the Billboard singles chart in America).
Scott also worked with other classic rockers such as Pink Floyd and Elton John and produced records from Supertramp and David Bowie. This was his first appearance at a New York Metro Beatles convention.
Copyright 2013 by Steven Maginnis
...on the stage of the Klaus-von-Bismarck-Saal in the WDR broadcasting center.
These photos were taken during a wonderful recording session we had in 2013: baritone Michael Dahmen and his piano partner Christoph Schnackertz produced an extended cycle of songs by Israeli composer Richard Farber. Based on poems by Heinrich Heine these songs obviously were fun to sing and definitely are amusing to listen to. The session took place in the concert hall of the broadcasting company Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) in Cologne (Germany).
These photos were taken during a wonderful recording session we had in 2013: baritone Michael Dahmen and his piano partner Christoph Schnackertz produced an extended cycle of songs by Israeli composer Richard Farber. Based on poems by Heinrich Heine these songs obviously were fun to sing and definitely are amusing to listen to. The session took place in the concert hall of the broadcasting company Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) in Cologne (Germany).
1977. Photo by Art Luebke.
Photo caption reads: "The master of tape... DCI recording engineer Ken Kobold has been recording Drum Corps for many years."
True. Even before DCI was formed he was out there on the field with his reel-to-reel tape deck. With the exception of the screw up during the 1975 Blue Stars DCI Finals recording, he was the master.
Andrew Higgins' recording studio mark II (at Coolum on the Sunshine Coast),
during the making of our good-timey CD :
"A Taste of Good Music", 2002
Chicago Studio Club 2012 photo of Joe Tortorici at work in Mayne Stage sound booth!
This LIVE MUSIC event was on Wednesday, December 19, 2012 at 8pm.
Opening the show was the Marquis Hill Blacktet with Marquis Hill on trumpet, Christopher McBride on alto sax, Joshua Moshier on piano, Charlie Kirchen on upright bass and Jeremy Cunningham on drums!
The CGQ performed next with Chris Greene on saxophones, Damian Espinosa on piano, Marc Piane on upright bass and on drums, Steve Corley!
The LIVE MUSIC venue was the Mayne Stage, 1328 W Morse Ave. in Chicago!
(773) 381-4554. www.chicagostudioclub.net/2012/12/chris-greene-quartet-ma... , has event details.
www.reverbnation.com/chrisgreenejazz , has more about CHRIS GREENE QUARTET!
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Dave Devine (g), Michael Bailey (k), Mike Thies (d), John Grigsby (bass, visuals)
Denver, CO – Aug 29, 2012
❏ Full Slideshow (15 photos) -- or see the thumbnails.
Monmon - Recording and Mix Engineer at SoundWeavers flying fingers on the Digi002 and ProTools keyboard shortcuts
Old sound men turn a deaf ear to their critics. This was taken at the memorial service for Electric Bill, who proved more fragile than the amplifiers he made indestructible. Rest in Peace, Bill.
From left to right Bob Schwarz, Lee Hollihan and myself mislabeled as Bob Schwarz.
This photo was taken while I was recording live dolphin speech and sounds for the kinetic sculpture "Elizabeth," of the Sullazoid Corporation. These sounds were then edited and burned into computer chips that were encased within the dolphin sculpture. No moving parts other than the loudspeaker vibrating.