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Entries from August 2007

Interview & MP3: Tim Midgett of Bottomless Pit & Silkworm

August 22nd, 2007 · 7 Comments

Tim Midgett was a founding member of Silkworm, a legendary and influential Chicago-via-Seattle rock band with an uncompromising aesthetic. His new band, Bottomless Pit, is about to release a 45 RPM double LP. He is an electrical engineer, home recordist and true high fidelity enthusiast. Also included - a song download […]

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Tags: Interviews

More Lanois

August 16th, 2007 · No Comments

Continuing with Lanois, here’s a nice interview with him from Music Glob.  And another.

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Interview: Carl Saff of Saff Mastering

August 13th, 2007 · 18 Comments

Carl Saff is an excellent mastering engineer who has been operating Saff Mastering in Chicago since 2000. He recently took his business to the next level, making it a full-time gig. His affordable rates have always helped bring the clients in, but his work and service really stand on their own.

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Tags: Mastering · Interviews

New Lanois Film

August 9th, 2007 · No Comments

Here is a trailer for Daniel Lanois‘ new film, Here Is What Is. The film premiers at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2007.  Lanois at Wikipedia.

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Tags: General

Front Panels

August 9th, 2007 · No Comments

If you’re building or re-housing rack gear or other electronics, you can design and order a custom aluminum front panel from Front Panel Express LLC.  Take a look at their finish and etching options and download their designer software.

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Tags: DIY Electronics

Build Your Own Pedals

August 3rd, 2007 · 3 Comments

If you can solder, consider building your own cables and pedals. A good place for pedal kits is Build Your Own Clone, where you can purchase complete kits and instructions for copies of quite a few popular stompboxes. Check out this Rat Clone and this Big Muff Clone. If you’re feeling ambitious, […]

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Tags: DIY Electronics