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Engineering

9 posts
  1. CK·0677Audio Two Producer Giz Talks Engineering & Favorite Equipment07.01.2008 · Giz of Audio Two talks about getting involved in the music business with the help of Daddy-O, learning to be an engineer, and the technical aspects of
  2. CK·0663M.O.P. Engineer Roc Logic Talks Drums and Technology06.27.2008 · Here's an older interview as engineer Roc Logic tells the story of meeting producer Laze E. Laze, and M.O.P. members Lil Fame & Billy Danzenie.  He
  3. CK·0448Ivan "Doc" Rodriguez Production Rundown And Interview05.03.2008 · Impose Magazine offers up a solid resume rundown and interview with Ivan "Doc" Rodriguez, the producer/engineer responsible for many of the singles
  4. CK·0435Wonder Arillo Talks Engineering, Production, And Networking04.27.2008 · Producer/Engineer Wonder Arillo talks about the original sample for T.I.'s "What You Know" and working with DJ Toomp.  Most importantly Wonder
  5. CK·0380Engineer Bob Power Drops More Knowledge04.01.2008 · I could read about Bob Power for days… this time Brooklyn Bodega hits us with the usual amazing interview with this prolific engineer, producer, and
  6. CK·0377Brian Michael Cox Interview: Simplicity, Dedication, And Drive04.01.2008 · Award winning producer Brian Michael Cox (Usher, Destiny’s Child, Mary J. Blige, Jagged Edge) talks about musical influences, the reality behind reality
  7. CK·0226Young Guru & Pete Rock Talk About Audio Harmonics02.10.2008 · The rule for learning about Hip-Hop production is pretty much this: When Pete Rock speaks, you better listen. In this interview with Remix Magazine, Pete Rock
  8. CK·042302.08.2008 · 9th Wonder starts it off by chopping up a "Pretty Brown Eyes" by Mint Condition, then takes us on a digging excursion to Cue Records located in
  9. CK·0683Roc-A-Fella Engineer Young Guru On Recording Hip-Hop11.01.2007 · Young Guru talks about getting involved in the recording business, the role of formalized education, and the undocumented aspects of recording Hip-Hop.