Category Archives: Music Production

Is Two-Track Recording The Best Method? Not Always But Sometimes

By Ruben Kenig | Published: 18 September, 2009

I’ve got myself embroiled in a discussion in the LinkedIn Music Producers group about whether Pro Tools (and digital multitrack recording in general) is a retrograde step in terms of record production. The seed of the discussion is a quote from Joe Boyd in the September issue of Mix magazine, You could say that 2-track recording is the purest […]

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The Two Hemispheres of Music Production and The Struggle to Keep Them Separate

By Ruben Kenig | Published: 13 February, 2009

Modern music production software is brilliant stuff. It gives us the capability to do so much that was previously only possible in expensive studios and with the help of several musicians. There is even the potential to sync to picture and even some (pre-)mastering capability. In the words of Harold Macmillan, “[we have] never had […]

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