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So Ringo said, 'Why don't we just shoot the cover outside and call it Abbey Road?': Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick on the recording of Abbey Road
A classic interview with the band's late chief engineer – "You could really see the joy in their faces as they played; it was like they were teenagers again"
Best budget studio headphones 2024: Cheap headphones to tackle every studio task
Expert buying advice, plus our pick of budget studio headphones for music-makers from just $49/£39
“Understand your genre and use some suitable references”: Cleaning up muddy recordings
The best methods to make those swamped, boxy recordings pristine
How Darude created Sandstorm, the era-defining trance anthem that’s named after a synth preset
Love it or hate it, Sandstorm’s relentless lead synth line must be one of the most recognizable melodies in dance music. Darude tells DJ Mag how the iconic track was made
How to recreate classic recorded drum sounds from The Beatles, Metallica, Nirvana and more
ArtOfDrumming shows you how to make your drum recordings sound like the greats
“She didn't move from the sofa and she sang two takes of Rolling in the Deep and that's what we used”: Adele, Daft Punk and Taylor Swift are among our picks for the best recorded albums of the 21st century
For your Recording Week pleasure, these are the are the most notable albums of the last 24 years…
Why Oasis’ Definitely Maybe was recorded twice
The Sawmills Studio team have shared memories of the sessions that became the band’s dynamite debut
“The drummer broke his snare-drum skin, Gilmour’s guitar wasn’t working properly…”: Bryan Ferry remembers Slave To Love’s chaotic live debut
Bryan Ferry on how difficult Slave To Love was to get right
