SOUND ON SOUND
Two successful new producers from New Zealand have used a unique blend of old and new technology to create two hit albums for the Stereophonics. Mike Senior talks to Bird & Bush about their role in a British rock & roll success story.
The new desktop controller is specifically designed for SSL's Channel Strip and Bus Compressor plug-ins, and sports a real moving-coil gain-reduction meter.
The new processors comprise an EQ inspired by the SSL Fusion, and a channel strip drawn from the compact SSL SiX Console.
We go behind the scenes at Real World and meet the team who help make it one of the world’s premier recording facilities. Peter Gabriel’s personal engineer Dickie Chappell also gives us an exclusive sneak peek into Peter’s writing room and recording process.
The UF8 features eight motorised faders, touch-sensitive fader caps and hi-res screens, and provides hands-on control over a wide range of DAWs.
Bruce Springsteen’s latest album was an international hit last year, but the console it was mixed on was made a quarter of a century ago. Mixing legend Bob Clearmountain was at the controls.
For their latest album, You Me At Six threw out the rulebook and spent six weeks at a residential studio in Thailand. Producer Dan Austin was at the helm.
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The lead single from Pop Smoke’s posthumous debut album was stitched together from two demos in different keys. Mix engineer Jess Jackson turned it into a piece of pop magic.
