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Tidy studio very vibey great creative space.

Incredible! Let's be friends :)

Always wonderful to watch Alan work!

Hmmmm. Mmmm. Mmm. Hmmmm.

Odd question: Is there a special lens material or glasses he's using? Screen fatigue (like a chair) is important. Great interview. Thanks!

George Michael's piano! 😊

awesome interview. I live about 40 mins away from FAME wonderful studio and amazing history

Never get rid of a comfortable chair. I threw out my studio chair because of a few rips in the fabric now I dislike the new one. Great interview!!

Great Producer!!

Excellent interview, thanks

Thanks for the interview ❤

Can i connect the tbone mb 75 to phone?

Grazie jarle

Thank you for sharing! I have an upright piano and was trying to figure out the mic’ing process for it. Y’all rock! 🙏🏽😎🎹🔥

they do make it bought one last week

Yes!

Bock 251....nuff said eh!

All this technical talk as Nick stands in the background trying to figure out how to send a text message .

Not even close to a Decca Tree. No.1 is Glyn Johns' mic technique. Decca Tree is 3 x Omnis spaced on the same plane. Great sound though.

Great video, and great sound. The SM57’s from the back were a real surprise. 👍

would you recommend going for the precision series or the mk2 closed the gap? thanks!

I DO HIGH END /ULTRA HIGH RESOLUTION AUDIO MASTERING SHOULD INCASE YOU NEED A TASTE OF SOMETHING DIFFERENT I CAN MASTER 2SONGS FOR YOU FOR FREE SIR.

Nice .

No music?

Nice one George!

Thanks George, these look great. I like how easy they appear to be able to be EQ’d in room via their supplied mic and simple Calibration feature. I got here from the link posted on your George Shilling - Music and Recording Facebook page 👍🏻🎶

Greetings George and Mike, May I ask how you are using this? Are you actually making mix decisions on them or do you use them for producing? Kind regards, Gene ✌️

That was a wonderful mix of art and science. I don't know anymore if I love the carbon mic or the tube SDCs more! And Ben Andrew's playing was hypnotic. But I must say, for a "standard" piano sound, the pair of DPA mics really impressed me. Could I ask what preamps were used? Because the sound in phenomenal!

This is awesome

The Drum room reverb sounds fantastic !! can hear it on the video camera audio!! -- Oh, what a privilege to spend time there ... One day maybe aye .... if only I could fly my electric plane from NZ over to Santorini...

Background music is awful and completely unnecessary...

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I'm bemused how/why Laurie co-produced "Don't stand so close to me '86" as the Police had already disintegrated ...

Nice! Henceforth I shall cal this the Gil Norton vacuum cleaner technique 🙏🏽

Nice

Thank you very much for the upload! It was very educational. Also, having videos of the participants asking questions was a very nice touch. It's the first time I've ever seen anyone do this way and it felt both very respectful to the participants and sort of immersive.

1:00:53 Does anyone know what guitar solo he is talking about? Its on By The Way by the Red Hot Chili Peppers...

@14:34....shows panasonic mono cassette player. I still have mine. just crazy.

Forget the desk... It's all about Morias baked treats Chris.

A couple of weeks ago, we visited London and took a day tour to Stonehenge, Bath and the Cotswolds. I knew Solsbury Hill couldn't be far, so I asked our guide and he drove us nearby. Then we looked up Real World and he swung us by there as well. I jumped out for a few roadside photos, and twisted my ankle. Not sure if the public can arrange a tour, but no-matter as it wouldn't have fit my schedule. But glad to have had a quick look. Thanks for the full tour.

Hi. Great video! Thanks. I have one question. Can you please tell me what ribbon mic is that?

This is really cool, thanks for sharing! Could I use a Shure Beta 57a and get similar results? I know they're different but I have the Beta and was wondering if it could do the job, so I don't have to buy another mic. Thanks!

"Louie... are yoo in aire"??? Is probably the most English phrase I've ever heard lol.

finally! I've ABSOLUTELY needed this!

Is there any truth to baking reducing the lifespan of your tape to months?

You should include the studio's website in the description, if they have one that is =)

Swee heat! The control room, those windows! The social. room, what a dream place!

I met Mike when he was at Real World, we spoke a few times, in fact I remember when George came to interview him. I just re-discovered this video, and - like many others who have left us (RIP Steve Albini) - Mike had that soft voice of someone who's been a round a long time, and does not really need to mention what he's done because he's done it. Lucky to have met you Mike, your legacy will live on, thank you for your kindness.

Lame

I worked with Nick. For a few years. To put it politely I'd give him a solid 6/10. No more. Sorry to say it. I'd like to say more ... nothing bad, just professional insights. Just because someone has done some big things doesn't mean they're right for every band. They're certainly not!! Oh I'd love to say more. His attitude didn't always ingratiate him to everyone or being the best out of everyone.. But he was knowledgable. Simon Gogerly however was on another level entirely. Personally we didn't get on. He didn't like me and I didn't like him. But he was, as I said, knowledgable and an OK guy. Best I leave it at that. There's a lot of talk here. But i didn't witness much else. That's just my opinion and making no allegations as to his professionalism or CV whatsoever.