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Alan Parsons' Art & Science of Sound Recording on iTunes Keyfax NewMedia
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Almost two years in the making, Abbey Road engineer, producer, and recording artist Alan Parsons, and Keyfax NewMedia, release the first sections of a 'behind-the-scenes' look at the recording process entitled the Art and Science of Sound Recording. Individual sections can be streamed or downloaded from www.artandscienceofsound.com. Debuting Jan 2010, monthly podcasts will feature substantial excerpts plus exclusive, bonus footage from this series. Each month a separate recording application or topic is looked at, and the newest is 'All About Keyboards.'
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"All About Keyboards" - ASSR on iTunes
Join Alan Parsons as he guides you through various techniques and pointers about recording and engineering piano and keyboards. Guests include legendary singer Michael McDonald from Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan, along with Rami Jaffe from The Wallflowers and Foo Fighters. View more at www.artandscienceofsound.com
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"All About Drums" - ASSR on iTunes
Join Alan Parsons as he guides you through various techniques and pointers about recording and engineering drums. Guests include legendary drummers Simon Phillips from Toto and Taylor Hawkins from Foo Fighters. View more at www.artandscienceofsound.com
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Alan Parsons' ASSR Trailer
The official trailer for Alan Parsons' Art & Science of Sound Recording.
Customer Reviews
Alan Parsons Brings The Goods In Podcast
Alan Parson really brings truth to light approach to recording practical instruments.Listening to his perspective give tools that go far beyond any software or hardware ownership or bragging rights.Even thou his podcast is only two episodes deep but it's like very poerful info.I wish he could back and give this podcast another shot
Awesome but wheres the rest?
Love the podcast but there is only three. Wheres the rest? Is that all he did?
Great stuff for musicians
Really good program. I like the interviews. Also a lot of gems from both Alan and the guest artists. Nice easy pace too - when it ended I was like "that's it? I want more!" but I guess these are just excerpts from the full program. I definitely have to check out the rest of the program.