by caroc | Dec 7, 2011 | studio engineering
Tweet Just wanted to flag up a new page I have compiled. Compiling a list of resources I have come across along my sonic journeys and/or am part of. Entitled Women in.. it is intended as a bit of a spotlight on what we lasses are doing in the fields of electronic...
by caroc | Aug 24, 2011 | studio engineering
Tweet Caveat: This one is for the audio nerds. As i have developed as an audio engineer and producer of more creative music, I have become more sensitive to in your face productions that tire the ear and brain with sonic bombardment. And I have come out in support of...
by caroc | Feb 17, 2010 | interviews, musings on music by others, studio engineering
Having absorbed and enjoyed the new album ‘Silence’ from Robert Henke as Monolake, he was obliging enough to satiate my curiousity about his commitment to produce this album employing absolutely no compression. Now, it seems compression is considered by...
by caroc | Nov 16, 2009 | random, studio engineering
very pleasantly surprised to get news through from the clever and creative Mr Monolake of his new album. His statement “The music on this album has not been compressed, limited or maximized at any production stage” sparked my imagination. Not even in the...
by caroc | Jun 5, 2009 | artist as a business, conferences, interviews, random
i was invited to sit on the panel for this year’s, the second Unconvention music convention here in Salford and wasn’t sure i’d have much to offer. But it was in fact very engaging and self affirming as I was one of 6 artists/label maker who were all...
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