Rado Stefanov, sound mixer for History Channel's Counting Cars, has been using DPA Microphones' d:screet 4063 micas for both talent and ambient sound recording.
By Clive Young Legendary producer/engineer Glyn Johns' autobiography Sound Man is filled with cool stories about creating classic albums with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, The Clash, Rod Stewart, Eric Clapton, The Eagles, Neil Young, The Steve Miller Band and many, many more. The tales are fun, but there's also a lot that audio pros can learn from Johns' book. Here's just 10 lessons we took away from Sound Man.
"Control? There's no controlling those guys; I had to be deceitful and lie." — Producer Ken Caillat on controlling Fleetwood Mac's sessions recording "Rumours."