Artists on recording techniques - Touzeau, Jeff (Course Technology, 2009)
Includes index
Chapter 1. Nick Mason and Pink Floyd from the inside out -- chapter 2. America -- and the horse they came in on -- chapter 3. Nada Surf : beautiful beats in Brooklyn -- chapter 4. A night on the town with Los Lobos -- chapter 5. Duran Duran : the best of both worlds -- chapter 6. Grant-Lee Phillips' strange magic in the studio -- chapter 7. Recording Roger Waters' post-Pink Floyd masterpiece -- chapter 8. The bongos and echoes of Drums Along the Hudson -- chapter 9. Jackie Greene : a natural bluesman from California -- chapter 10. Ben Kweller : recording something good, something great -- chapter 11. Clap your hands say yeah : grass roots rock 'n roll in Brooklyn -- chapter 12. Sevendust's Next big thing -- chapter 13. Travis : Scottish craftsmen at work in the studio -- chapter 14. Guster keeps it together with Ganging Up on the Sun -- chapter 15. Elf power : back to the studio -- chapter 16. Fields : recording on the Emerald Isle -- chapter 17. Ivy : converging talent at New York's Stratosphere Sound -- chapter 18. This way, that way, and Scofield's way -- chapter 19. Buzzcocks : a different kind of session -- chapter 20. Barenaked Ladies : fresh baked and bare -- chapter 21. Josh Rouse : Nashville vibes from the south of Spain -- chapter 22. John Densmore : breakin' on through to new rhythms -- chapter 23. Tony Bennett : master of the mood -- chapter 24. Crowded House : coming out on top from down under -- chapter 25. The unique electronic textures of Ulrich Schnauss -- chapter 26. John Fogerty : from Creedence and beyond -- chapter 27. Raul Malo takes on the classics -- chapter 28. Band of Horses : creating a sense of freedom in the studio -- chapter 29. Jesse Harris : capturing the feel of a performance -- chapter 30. Joe Jackson : raining with talent -- chapter 31. Kaki King : dreaming of perfection -- chapter 32. Spyro Gyra : still going strong -- chapter 33. John Starling and Carolina Star : risin' again -- chapter 34. Supergrass : diamonds in the rough
This book provides readers with insight into the types of techniques used by recording artists during the creative process. Full-length interviews with numerous recording artists are also included