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"That's why I'm sitting here - that's why I'm allowed to put out records, because I understand how to do that bit of it": Four Tet on his strongest skill as a producer
Kieran Hebden explores his approach to arrangement in the Tape Notes podcast
“I broke the cardinal sins of vocal production - five compressors maxed out on a chain”: Iglooghost speaks on his love of Reason, and the seaside town that inspired his chaotic new album
The latest record, Tidal Memory Exo is an uncompromising yet absorbing listen, helmed by one of the most uniquely talented – and unique-sounding – artists we’ve ever spoken to
Rafa Sardina: "From the beginning I was working with Michael Jackson. So that was pretty big"
“At the end of the day, people need to record an album," says the multi-Grammy winning legend. "And they'd rather call you than call somebody else"
"I pretty much only use presets": Four Tet on producing one of his biggest tracks in bed on laptop speakers
“There's no compressors on anything, there's no distortion, there's no effects. It's just a few raw sounds, a few presets and a little bit of EQ”
Geddy Lee pays tribute to Rush producer Peter Collins, who has died aged 73
Mike Portnoy also praises Collins, calling him “an absolute pleasure to work with”
Machinedrum returns to Impulse Tracker to collaborate with his younger self
Travis Stewart tells Danny Turner how a trip to Joshua Tree with a case full of old hard drives inspired his 11th album, 3FOR82
The front-of-house sound engineer for Van Halen, Rolling Stones and Jeff Beck talks gear
Dave Natale is one of the very best in the business – and he also reveals his amp and drum mic choices for the high-level tours he works on
Robert Margouleff recalls the first time Stevie Wonder got his hands on the TONTO synth
Margouleff also says that he had to talk Wonder out of giving Superstition to Jeff Beck
