In the Studio: Rickie Lee JonesAug 1, 2003, By Maureen Droney Over the course of her 20-year career, singer/songwriter Rickie Lee Jones has influenced innumerable other artists and acquired a passionate, almost reverential... Patsy Cline's CrazyAug 1, 2003, By Barbara Schultz No one could touch her. Her voice was one of the most ravishing instruments ever recorded.... Producer Mark HudsonJul 1, 2003, By Matt Hurwitz Former Beatle Ringo Starr calls it, simply, The Cupboard. It's a shrine to The Beatles in more ways than one: a tiny wooden office over a Thai restaurant in West Los Angeles, up whose rickety wooden back stairs have climbed some of the biggest names in modern music to drop in, laugh and make dynamite records.... Recording the BandJul 1, 2003, By Blair Jackson There was a time, not so very long ago, when nearly all "live albums" were recorded by remote trucks. Occasionally, you would find a band - such as the Grateful Dead - who were serious about keeping an archive of all their performances for posterity and so made simple stereo recordings from the soundboard's feed, but they were the exception rather than the rule in the '60s and '70s. Needless to say, things have changed.... Stanley Clarke Fits in a Solo CareerJul 1, 2003, By Chris J. Walker Though jazz and fusion superbassist Stanley Clarke has been ubiquitous on the music scene for decades now, playing a strong, supportive role with a wide variety of disparate artists, it has been a decade since he put out an album of his own music.... Guitar Amps and TubesJul 1, 2003, BY EDDIE CILETTI I have more than a passing interest in guitar-amplification technology, specifically the tubular variety. Here are a few tips that range from safety to sonics, and noise immunity to tube testing.... Arlo Guthrie's City of New OrleansJul 1, 2003, By Dan Daley Sometimes, a so-called "career record" can affect more than one career. When Arlo Guthrie's cover of the late Steve Goodman's paean to America's fading railroads, "City of New Orleans," came out as the single from Guthrie's Hobo's Lullaby LP in 1972, it gave the folk-singing son of America's own hobo poet laureate, Woody Guthrie, his first bona fide chart hit.... Justin NiebankJul 1, 2003, BY MAUREEN DRONEY It wasn't easy to catch up with Justin Niebank. A Nashville-based producer/engineer with a penchant for roots music, Niebank was in the middle of three projects the week I first tried to reach him: mixing for Brad Paisley, cutting vocals with Rebecca Lynn Howard and recording a Keith Urban single.... Most Popularadvertisement PollsFree Live Webcast:
Understanding Bass Management Check out our other webcasts here. Mastering Stories
Remix Hotel News
Hot off an incredibly successful event in Atlanta, Remix Hotel is gearing up for its final event in 2008: Remix Hotel Los Angeles. We're busy putting together a killer weekend of panels, production and more. Keep it tuned to remixhotel.com for registration and schedule details, and be sure to check out all of the amazing videos from Atlanta and New York! .
This Month in Mix
|
advertisement Read, Watch, Listen, Play |
