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Classic Tracks: David Crosby's "Laughing"

	
Jul  1, 2005, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
At the dawn of the 1970s, David Crosby was on top of the rock world. Originally part of the Los Angeles folk scene in the early '60s, he first rose to...

	





	
Bombastic Bass

	
Jul  1, 2005, 
	By Kevin Becka
	
	

	
	
Spinal Tap's double entendre to the basement of the audio mix is one of the few pieces of music written and performed by three basses and drum kits. The...

	





	
All-Star Cast Joins Jerry Lee at Record Plant

	
Jun  1, 2005, 
	Compiled by Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
Rock 'n' roll purveyor Jerry Lee Lewis brought a few of his talented friends to the Record Plant (L.A.) to track songs for his forthcoming album, The...

	





	
The Hybrid Production

	
May  1, 2005, 
	By Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
We've heard the gripes, even participated in many of them: the roster cuts, the shrinking budgets; the home studio's rise, the commercial studio's decline;...

	





	
Ben Folds

	
May  1, 2005, 
	By David John Farinella
	
	

	
	
Walking down the street in Nashville one day, Ben Folds saw a sign that a studio was for lease. Upon further inspection, Folds discovered that the studio...

	





	
Getting the Lead Out

	
May  1, 2005, 
	By Oliver Masciarotte
	
	

	
	
This month, I'm finally closing the book on my Pedant in a Big Box IT glossary series, and all I can say is, man, did this project balloon! What started...

	





	
New Directions in Console Design

	
May  1, 2005, 
	By George Petersen
	
	

	
	
Predicting the future is a tough proposition. And often, every industry analyst and prognosticator in the world can be just plain wrong. For example,...

	





	
Barbershop Studios

	
May  1, 2005, 
	Compiled by Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
For years, Barbershop Studios' (www.thebarbershopstudios.com) CEO Scott Barber had envisioned owning a studio on a lake. President Mark Salamone always...

	






            
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