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New Chester French single - “Next Big Thing” (feat. Pharrell & Pusha T)
Go get the album NOW: www.chesterfrench.comThis album began its life right here in our very own Studio A… check out some great pop production by Milwaukee’s own D.A. Wallach and bandmate Max Drummey.
It was a blast to have them here for a few months last year, and we’re proud to have played a small part in this project.
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The Loudness Wars: Is Music's Noisy Arms Race Over?
This is the piece I’ve been working on the last couple weeks. It’s assessing the state of the loudness war in 2011 and concludes that artists are starting to push back. I got to interview two of my favorite mastering engineers (I know!) as well as Derek from Sleigh Bells, who talks a little about the direction of the new album, if that’s the kind of thing you’re interested in.
(via nprmusic)
Posted on July 21, 2011 via Just North of Something Important with 75 notes
Source: barthel
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Not true! That would be true if you only played one show for your entire life. Then, the mathematical construct would make sense that you have to be in the right time at the right place. Forget about right time right place – it doesn’t exist! You create your place and you create your time through what you’re doing. It’s not about getting your foot in the door or meeting a person and them giving you an opportunity. Doesn’t exist. Does. Not. Exist. Nobody is going to sign you at a record company anymore – they’re not in the business of building an artist from scratch anymore. You got to bring them what you already have.
John Mayer on the idea of “Right Time, Right Place” and getting signed to a major… from his 2011 Clinic – “Manage the Temptation to Publish Yourself” at BerkleePosted on July 18, 2011 with 21 notes
Source: berklee-blogs.com
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Um, kinda difficult to get much recording done here these days… looking forward to all this dust being gone for good!
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Have you seen this? HTML audio wizard Scott Schiller is at it again: this time he’s created a double turntable set-up that runs entirely in the browser, can use HTML for the audio, and streams “records” from SoundCloud. It’s cutting edge stuff, so all the bells and whistles may not work on your system, but it’s worth checking it out. Nerds: so is his very detailed explanation of the tech.
And an extra special bonus: you can’t handle the nyan.
Posted on June 24, 2011 via SoundCloud with 273 notes
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The Foo Fighters tour rider is a coloring book and a must read. (via @carr2n)
Posted on June 14, 2011 via Soup with 99 notes
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The Kosher Metal Blog: Unsigned Bands Should Re-Think How They Sell Their Music
Let’s face it….the days of recording music for profit are endangered. People are seeking out ways to get the music for free more and more these days and the concept of making money on recorded music just doesn’t seem practical anymore.
Back in the day, a label would spend money producing a music…
Some solid ideas here for enterprising artists.
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What’s left of our control room. Bubye Sony.
Burst HQ is a recording studio located in the original Wauwatosa Village Post Office, just outside Milwaukee, WI.
The studio is home to The Burst Collective and is available for select bookings throughout the year.
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