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Nine of the weirdest recording studios ever built
By Andy Jones published
Who needs a boring static building to record in when you can have one on wheels?
“The fact is that for 2024 and beyond, digital is the way to go”: Want to build an affordable home studio? Start here
By Daniel Griffiths published
Your one-stop essential guide for creating your own studio - It’s faster, easier and cheaper than you think
“Once you hear these sounds you'll never be able to unhear them": 10 things to avoid when recording
By Jon Musgrave published
How to make noise-free recordings and avoid your studio's pitfalls
“The more money you spend, the more options you’ll get in return”: New to audio interfaces? Start here
By Daniel Griffiths published
A basic guide to getting sound in and out of your computer
Boston Bun on the secret to killer remixes and making his track Nobody // Me
By Si Truss published
The French house producer tells us why he prefers pedals to synths and walks us through his latest track
How Burial produced the 21st century’s most influential electronic album on a “rubbish, dying” computer with outdated software
By Matt Mullen published
Creating a masterpiece on an ancient copy of Sony Sound Forge, Burial showed us all that it's not what you have - it's what you do with it
"When Elvis heard the second one, he brightened. ‘Let me hear that again. Something I like about that one’... "
By Neil Crossley published
Otis Blackwell wrote over 1,000 R&B and rock ‘n’ roll hits, including some of Elvis's most iconic tracks, but "never wanted to meet him… We had something I felt that was going pretty good"
How Kraftwerk introduced the world to electronic music - and showed us that we could make it too
By Andy Jones published
We explore the resounding influence of the German innovators credited with popularizing electronic music-making and launching a thousand genres
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