Rick Beato: “I have waited years to be able to have this conversation with Sting and longtime guitarist Dominic Miller. It was recorded at The Power Station Berklee NYC. Sting shares his thoughts on the creative process, songwriting and his music past, present and future. We discuss both The Police and his solo career as well as his influences from J.S. Bach to the Beatles.”

For conversation I found this and thought it would generation discussion.

Hi all,
I am currently writing my dissertation and would like too interview an engineer with noticeable credits.
Something very simple as responding too questions over email will do and won't take much of your time at all.

My email is James.cherry12129@gmail.com

Please get in touch ASAP

Thanks,
James

Hi gang :)
I found a very cool interview with Bob Olhsson on YouTube, where he talks about ALL kinds of interesting things. Things like EMT Plate Reverb, Chamber, (both of which at the time were known as "echo", not "reverb"!)

Hi gang,

Remember Rod Argent/The Zombies

Just a quick FYI, there's a very cool interview with Rod Argent in this month's Tape OP Magazine.

Lenise Bent has some awesome credits.
She got started as an intern at Leon Russel's studio, went to school and ended up working at iconic studios like United Western and Village Recorders.

She worked on albums like Supertramp's Breakfast in America, The Band's The Last Waltz, and worked as one of Roger Nichol's AE's on Steely Dan's Aja'.

Enjoy.

Came across this while web surfing, pretty cool, I like the vibe. The gear, whoa. This dude definitely puts money back into his craft! I honesty didn't know what a lot of the pieces even were.

In this two part interview, renowned musician, engineer and producer Trevor Horn shares his insights at SARM Studios with Nigel Jopson