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    Classic Tracks: The Pogues 'Fairytale Of New York'

    Producer: Steve Lillywhite • Engineers: Chris Dickie, Steve Lillywhite

    A Christmas song was an unexpected move from a group like the Pogues, but the story of heartbreak and pain that is 'Fairytale Of New York' eventually became the band's biggest commercial success.

    Techniques Dec 2008
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    People Dec 2008
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    Classic Tracks: Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force 'Planet Rock'

    Producer: Arthur Baker

    For mixing Kraftwerk's synthetic beats and simple melodies with New York rap, 'Planet Rock' and producer Arthur Baker can arguably be credited with creating an entirely new genre: hip-hop. This is how it happened...

    Techniques Nov 2008
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    Readers' Music Reviewed

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    People Nov 2008
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    Q. How useful are Omni mics for music recording?

    Lately I’ve been thinking that it might be handy to get hold of some omni–pattern dynamic mics. I can imagine they’d provide an interesting alternative in roles such as drum overheads, and the lack of proximity effect should make them useful for close–miking. Do you think they could be useful, and what models would you recommend if so?

    Sound Advice Nov 2008
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    Transferring Old Multitrack Projects Into Your Software DAW

    Sound Workshop

    With modern DAWs, you can breathe life into the masterpieces you recorded long ago on outdated formats. We offer some advice on making the transfer.

    Techniques Oct 2008
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    People Oct 2008
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    Q. How should I optimise my Gain structure?

    The crack team of Paul White and Hugh Robjohns have travelled the world solving readers' problems. Here, they down the Hob...

    Sound Advice Oct 2008
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    Classic Tracks: Paul Simon 'You Can Call Me Al'

    Producer: Paul Simon • Engineer: Roy Halee

    Paul Simon's Graceland album combined a huge mixture of musical styles and was recorded in studios all over the world. The man responsible for putting it all together, both sonically and physically, was Simon's long-time engineer Roy Halee. This is how he did it...

    Techniques Sep 2008
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    People Sep 2008
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    Q. Which entry-level Sequencer should I choose?

    I'm looking for advice about a software sequencer, mainly to record guitar, electric bass, basic keyboards and banjo,...

    Sound Advice Sep 2008
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    Q. My mixes suddenly sound better. Why?

    I recorded an album on an Akai DPS16 a few years ago and was relatively happy with the results I got. After that, I...

    Sound Advice Sep 2008
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    Q. How do I archive my recordings?

    The crack team of Paul White and Hugh Robjohns have travelled the world solving readers' problems. Here they down the Hob...

    Sound Advice Sep 2008
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    Q. What is 'broadcast quality'?

    I am a musician who produces music from a home studio using Logic Studio software. Recently I have had requests from radio...

    Sound Advice Sep 2008
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    Q. How can I improve my Banjo recording?

    I record acoustic instruments fairly regularly, and although I can get a reasonable sound with most, recording the banjo is...

    Sound Advice Aug 2008
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    Q. What are the benefits of a 64-bit soft sampler?

    I've got a computer with lots of RAM installed and want to run software that lets me play realistic sampled instruments and...

    Sound Advice Aug 2008
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    Q. What is the best way to record Guitar and Vocals at the same time?

    I do a lot of recording and music production with acoustic musicians. If a piece of music has acoustic guitar and vocals,...

    Sound Advice Aug 2008
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    Q. How should I re-record live Vocals?

    I am re-recording vocals for a live album on which the vocals were originally recorded with an SM58. On the multitrack...

    Sound Advice Aug 2008
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    How To Use Reverb Like A Pro: Part 2

    How top engineers use their most important effect

    Following last month's introduction to reverb, we take you through the tips and tricks of some of the world's best producers, many of whom are thinking about the reverb sound they want long before they get to the mix.

    Techniques Aug 2008
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    Classic Tracks: DEVO 'Whip It'

    Producers: Devo, Robert Margouleff • Engineers: Robert Margouleff, Howard Siegel

    Armed with a subversive view of society and a command of catchy synth-pop, Devo burst into the charts in 1980 with weird classic 'Whip It'. Producer Robert Margouleff talks de-evolution...

    Techniques Jul 2008
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    Big Sounds From Small Amps

    Guitar Technology

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    Big Sounds From Small Amps

    The philosophy that 'bigger is better'...

    Techniques Jul 2008

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