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How Beck and Nigel Godrich created one of the best-sounding albums of the 21st century
By Andy Price published
Beck’s surprising 2002 pivot was defined by its immaculately-recorded acoustics, and is often cited as a choice reference test by audio enthusiasts

How David Bowie created one of the greatest songs of all time
By Andy Price published
One of Bowie’s highest watermarks, Heroes continues to sound utterly timeless due to its layered production and passionate vocal performance

Jacob Collier says that the problem with using AI for music making is that “it’s almost too perfect”
By Ben Rogerson published
“It can't learn a perspective or a sense of humour or an attitude,” he argues

Why EVE Audio’s all-new EXO Series is the ultimate modern monitoring solution
By The MusicRadar Team published
Sponsor Content Created With EVE Audio
Relying on EVE Audio’s exemplary monitoring know-how, the new EXO Series brings a raft of smart innovations to the field, promising ultra-precise detail at every turn

Produce better music with our ultimate compression cheat sheet
By Si Truss published
Confused about where to start with compressors and dynamics effects? We'll guide you through the essential features and settings

Echotown Studio: A world class recording studio in the stunning Dorset countryside
By Advertorial published
Sponsor Content Created With Echotown Studio
The fully accessible studio is open for business, and caters for musicians of all backgrounds

Ever wondered how a microphone really works?
By Roland Schmidt published
If microphone terminology confuses more than it helps, this guide will illuminate the microphone basics

With some astonishing discounts of up to $3,500 off, the Sweetwater Recording Sale is the place to pick up studio gear for less this Prime Day
By Matt McCracken published
If you want pro-grade recording gear for Prime Day, then this sale at Sweetwater is where it’s at

Toto’s Steve Porcaro on the perils of recording live to analogue tape, and what happened if you messed up
By Ben Rogerson published
“We were debating whether we needed to do another guitar take. ‘Are you really sure we need another take? That last one was pretty good. If we punch in, we’re going to lose that one’”
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