Technical Journalism
Write in the press does not make you a real journalist, as some might think.
This just allowed me to meet people who are in the news, designing equipment and other, who involved in the development, creation, and which are themselves real artists. Their names will always be linked to current music, to some techniques and to colors.
This section’s articles
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Roger Nichols interview
What were the determinant factors.....?
RN : Well, that goes back quite a way. I love listening to music. I think it was hereditary. You know, my grandfather was in the film and the music business. He was head photographer for Warner Brothers. And he was really into music and my parents (...)
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Georges Massenburg Interview
He does Little Feat, Linda Ronstadt, the Neville Brothers. But he’s also the parametric eqaliser, automation system , transparent compressor’s créator. A life in studio, 90 albums productor, sound engineer on many others, George Massenburg is a monument of the American Sound.
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Phil Ramone Interview
How to be a Producer When You Start As A Classical Violonist !!! Responsabilities in the evolution of an artist.
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Bruce Swedien Interview
Los Angeles, Sept 25, 1990, interviewed by Marc Salama, James Cote.
Q1 : Please, tell us a little about your beginnings ?
Q2 : And how was recording at that time ?
Q3 : What kind of music would you record at that time ?
Q4 : Were they going wild ?
Q5 : What was your relationship with (...)
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Bob Clearmountain Interview
The first session I ever did was actually about three or four months after I started, I was working with an engineer whose specialty was doing commercials and it was a recording date session with him, it was a mixing session with a band called "Kool and the Gang" and he didn’t like to do records...
