junplugged
Taking the slow road
It seems people keep coming up with this info on who said and did what lately and thu history. I search the web but maybe not the right searches. Just wondering where all this good stuff is coming from....
Where do you get info on producers/mix/master who worked on CD's in ur collection?
Massive Master
www.massivemastering.com
allmusic.com is a reasonable one - I say "reasonable" as they add what's given to them - Sometimes it's accurate, sometimes it's... lacking...
Then of course, they can only post the info they get from the artists/labels. Sometimes it's accurate, sometimes it's... lacking...
Then of course, they can only post the info they get from the artists/labels. Sometimes it's accurate, sometimes it's... lacking...
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chessrock
Banned
Usually in Magazines.
Tapeop is hands-down the best when it comes to this. And it's free, so there's no excuses.
EQ ... eh. Once in a while. Mix ... sometimes. Sound-On-Sound is getting much better.
Go to the newsstand at least once a month, and thumb through them all until you see something on someone you're interested in. And read your Tapeop.
Tapeop is hands-down the best when it comes to this. And it's free, so there's no excuses.
EQ ... eh. Once in a while. Mix ... sometimes. Sound-On-Sound is getting much better.
Go to the newsstand at least once a month, and thumb through them all until you see something on someone you're interested in. And read your Tapeop.
junplugged
Taking the slow road
I subscribed a couple of months ago, but haven't gotten a copy yet. So I'm reading the archives over at PSW, good stuff. Now it's too much info 