Please check out Cockroach by Sailor Honeymoon - 1st release on our Seoul x London record label Good Good 굿굿 Records! 🪳🪳🪳
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Recording Engineer Producer Magazine Archive - Professional Studio and Audio magazine from 1970 to 1992 : bit.ly/3z9RMKe
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UK ‘rejected offer’ of visa-free tours by musicians in EU, despite blaming Brussels for permit blow independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
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Let's Learn About Waveforms : bit.ly/3rabQJz "This interactive guide introduces and explores waveforms."
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Rudy Van Gelder : The Optometrist Who Pioneered an Ethos in Record-Making (Soundfly) : bit.ly/2eiQrsp
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Audio and Sound Engineer's Glossary of Terms : bit.ly/1cfc6xV
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Happy 10th birthday, Total Life Forever!
Watch Dave Ma’s film now 🎥 youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Listen to the album here 🔊 smarturl.it/TotalLifeForever
Join Yannis & Jimmy’s album chat tonight at 8pm BST/12pm PDT 🏳️ instagram.com/foals
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3,000 Interviews. 50 Years. Listen to the History of American Music. (The New York Times) : nyti.ms/3aAySzM
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This is very helpful re: buying a computer for DAW use. Real time performance vs CPU performance
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Musical Modes Explained (LedgerNote) : bit.ly/2CKWsvq
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MIDI 2.0 Prototyping Announced : bit.ly/2FAtUIl The MIDI-CI specification is now available for download by MIDI Association members.
This is good: Music college is first to appoint lecturer in musicians' wellbeing theguardian.com/education/20…
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Archive of Classic Microphones : bit.ly/1wBKklT
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A History Of Electronic Music #podcast #stream #download #BrianEno #JohnCage #KarlheinzStockhausen triptreeproductions.co.uk/po… facebook.com/A-History-Of-El…
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"Tsundoku," the Japanese Word for the New Books That Pile Up on Our Shelves, Should Enter the English Language cultr.me/1rNDO9y
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See the First "Drum Machine," the Rhythmicon from 1931, and the Modern Drum Machines That Followed Decades Later bit.ly/2azaf9H





















