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    Nashville Guitars: Recording Today's Country Guitar Sounds

    Interview | Engineers

    With country guitars, what you hear on the record is what was played in the studio. We asked Nashville's leading engineers how they capture those tones.

    People Dec 2010
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    Q. How can I improve the sound of my DJ set when mastering?

    I'm a drum & bass DJ and I work exclusively with vinyl, which is all mastered for a club sound system.

    Sound Advice Dec 2010
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    Mike Vernon: Producing British Blues

    Interview | Producer

    Mike Vernon produced some of the greatest blues records of all time. A full decade after retiring, he's back in the studio with some of the British blues scene's brightest lights.

    People Dec 2010
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    Happy 25th Birthday Sound On Sound!

    Industry Reader Endorsements

    Some of the friends we've made over the years share their congratulations on our 25th birthday!

    People Nov 2010
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    Labrinth: Producing Tinie Tempah

    Interview | Music Production

    The man behind the biggest UK single of the year — 'Pass Out' by Tinie Tempah — is 21-year-old musical prodigy and maverick Labrinth.

    People Nov 2010
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    Oval (aka Markus Popp): Recording Oh And O

    Electronica Production

    One of electronicas most adventurous spirits, Markus Popp has returned with an album that sounds surprisingly... musical. But is everything as it seems?

    People Nov 2010
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    Jon Burton: Mixing & Recording The Prodigy Live

    Interview | Engineer

    As the Prodigy's chief live sound engineer, Jon Burton gets to unleash untold kilowatts of bass power on an unsuspecting world. He has also made multitrack recordings of every show on their 26-month world tour.

    People Oct 2010
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    Silver Apples: Early Electronica

    Interview | Band

    Silver Apples jammed with Jimi Hendrix, counted John Lennon as a fan, and produced extraordinary electronic music — with nothing but a drum kit and a pile of electrical junk.

    People Oct 2010
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    Paul Worley: Producing Lady Antebellum

    Interview | Producer

    Nashville heavy-hitter Paul Worley was so impressed by Lady Antebellum that he gave up his high-profile job at Warner Bros to produce them. With Clarke Schleicher at the desk, the gamble paid off in style.

    People Sep 2010
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    Q. What’s the best way to create sub-bass synth sounds?

    Do you have any pointers on making a great sub‑bass synth sound to underpin bass lines? It seems to be one of those things...

    Sound Advice Sep 2010
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    Q. How common is re-amping?

    I'm curious to know how common the use of re-amping is amongst producers, engineers and composers. There are so many...

    Sound Advice Sep 2010
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    Devo | Mark Mothersbaugh

    Four Decades Of De-evolution

    Pioneers of everything from circuit-bending to multimedia art, Devo have always belonged to the future.

    People Aug 2010
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    MGMT

    Andrew VanWyngarden & Ben Goldwasser: Recording Congratulations

    MGMT could have followed up their smash hit debut album with more of the same. Instead, they headed straight into left field, with help from a legend of British psychedelia.

    People Aug 2010
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    Faust: Hans Joachim Irmler

    40 Years Of Krautrock

    In 1969, Faust used their massive record company advance to build a unique studio and a collection of weird, custom-made effects units. The same experimental spirit lives on in their new album, Faust Is Last.

    People Jul 2010
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    Plan B

    Producing The Defamation Of Strickland Banks

    Plan B entered the public eye as a rapper, but its as a soul singer that he has conquered the charts. He and his production team revisit the tortuous story behind The Defamation Of Strickland Banks.

    People Jul 2010
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    Porcupine Tree

    Steven Wilson: Recording & Marketing Porcupine Tree

    Every new Porcupine Tree album sells over a quarter of a million copies. And with founder Steven Wilson in control of everything from songwriting to shrink-wrapping, theres no middle man to take a cut. Read his valuable advice for SOS readers wishing to do likewise...

    People Jun 2010
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    Q. How can I get ‘harsh’ vocals to sit properly in the mix?

    I'm mixing a female pop/rock band and I'm struggling with getting the vocals to sit in the mix. They were recorded with a Rode...

    Sound Advice Jun 2010
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    Phil Thornalley: Torn

    From Rock Producer To Pop Songwriter

    Phil Thornalley learned his trade as a rock engineer and producer in the 80s. Then he co-wrote a little-known song called Torn...

    People Jun 2010
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    Q. Why won’t Elastic Audio recognise the tempo of my loop?

    I'm trying to build a session from loops using Elastic Audio in Pro Tools. I've been referring to the technique article in SOS...

    Sound Advice May 2010
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    Q. How can I fix timing issues?

    I'm not new to technology or recording but, having started recording other people in my home setup, I have come across what I ...

    Sound Advice May 2010
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    Ray Davies

    Five Decades In The Studio

    Legendary songwriter and Kinks frontman Ray Davies got his first taste of recording in 1964, and hes never looked back.

    People May 2010

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