Music Tech - August 2011

Music Tech - August 2011
English | HQ PDF | 116 pages | 81.5 Mb Publish date: 21 July 2011

Sampling is an artform that has been instrumental to the success of numerous tracks over the years. Liam O’Mullane explores some of the techniques commonly used and explains why they are still useful for inspiration in the software-based studio today.

New vs Vintage Preamps
Sound engineers can get obsessive about classic mics, so it’s no surprise they can get pretty geeky about classic mic preamps, too. But what is it that made those early designs so enduring? Huw Price has previous…

Studio Icons: TG12345
Advances in multitrack recording in the late 1960s inspired a series of mixers designed to cope with expanding track counts. John Pickford reports.

The MTM Interview: Trevor Horn
A pioneering producer of the 80s, Trevor Horn takes a moment to talk to MTM about the journey from analogue to digital in this magical era for production. PLUS: MTM talks to Rob Papen and Hank Shocklee.

Ten Minute Master
Room Responses
The response of a room may be having a more profound effect on the sounds we hear than we realise. Grant Bridgeman is all ears.

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