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Tag Archives: NYC
“Mixology” with George Walker Petit: On Kitchens and Compression
The first in a series of mind-altering music musings. Continue reading
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- Tagged: 12-step program, Allman Brothers, bubble and squeak, Cheers, cooking and music, Cordon Bleu, DIY, England, food and music, George Walker Petit, how to mix, how to mix music, Jamie Oliver, Mixaholic, mixing and cooking, Mixology, music and cooking, music and food, New York City, Niles Crane, NYC, NYC Spotlight, parallels between mixing and cooking, Sabatier knife, Saturday Night Live, sherry, Toad in the Hole
The Spirit of NYC Mastering: Get Inside the Ears of James Cruz and Zeitgeist Sound Studios
Why did this former Sony Mastering engineer decide to set up his own shop? Cruz has the views from his Long Island City HQ. Continue reading
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