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Proceedings Information
The Proceedings of the 2005 Art of Record Production Conference 17th - 18th September 2005 University of Westminster, London.
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Mike Alleyne (Middle Tennessee State Uni)
Title: Fade to Black: Record Production & Cultural Authenticity
Andy Arthurs (Queenland University of Technology):
Title: Supermusic Culture: Production and Reception
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Andrew Blake (University of Winchester)
Towards a musicology of early 1960s EMI recordings produced by Suvi Raj Grubb
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George Brock-Nannestad (Patent Tactics, Denmark)
Title: "How Did They Do It? Coaxing, Coaching, and Hoaxing To Record a Performance In the Acoustic Period"
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Robert Burnett (Karlstad University Sweden)
Title: The Music Industry and the Production of Culture
Jan Butler (Nottingham)
Title: The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds and the musicology of record production
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David Carter (Griffith University, Queensland)
Title: Well past time: Towards a musicology of audio recording production.
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Anne Danielsen (Oslo)
Title: Technological Mediation and the Musicalization of Reality on Public Enemy’s Fear of a Black Planet
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Tim Day (British Library Sound Archive)
Microphones in quires and places where they sing
Nicola Dibben (Sheffield)
Title: Producing the sound of emotional intimacy
John Dougan (Middle Tennessee State Uni)
Title: Objects of Desire: Creating Discourse and Constructing Canons in Blues Record Collecting
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Paul Draper (Griffith Uni, Queensland)
Title: Encounters: Subdisciplinary Dynamics in Australian Music-making and Recording
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Evan Eisenberg
Unbecoming A Thing: The work of art in the age of digital mutation
Dietmar Elflein (Producer & Studio Owner, Berlin)
Title: Preset Authenticity
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Martha de Francisco (McGill, Montreal)
Title: Music production and advanced recording technology - a musical challenge
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Ted Fletcher (TFPro Electronics)
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Simon Frith (Edinburgh)
The myth of the producer
Ichiro Fujinaga (McGill, Montreal)
Title: A guideline and a metadata schema for building a global database of music recordings
Mark Gillespie (Laval Uni, Quebec)
Title: “WHAT’CH YOU KNOW ABOUT DARKCHILD?”: Understanding production-signatures through the eyes of competitors
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Saurabh Goswami and Dr. Selina Thielemann (Vraja Institute, India)
Title: Documentation, preservation, promulgation: goals in recording the traditional musical heritage of Vraja, Northern India
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Donald Grieg
‘Sing To The Mike’: Authenticity and performance in early music recording.
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Michael Haas
The record producer as musicological filter
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Stan Hawkins (Oslo)
Title: “Mentasm” – Tracking Beltram’s production and the aesthetics of the mix
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Mathew Hill (James Cook University, Queensland)
Title: Music Analysis and the Challenges Presented by Music Production
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Mark Irwin (London College of Music, TVU)
Title: Distortion and Subjective Audio Quality
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Mike Jarrett (Pensylvania State)
Title: The Self-Effacing Producer: Absence Summons Presence
Mats Johanssen (Oslo)
Title: Recording and Authenticity in contemporary Scandinavian folk music.
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Andy Keep (Bath Spa)
Title: Creative Abuse Drives Developments in Record Production!’
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Jason King (NYU)
Title: the metaphysical role of "flow" in contemporary hip hop MC Jay-Z and superproducer Timbaland
Tellef Kvifte (Oslo)
Title: On musicological studies of music production - a process oriented approach
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Serge Lacasse (Laval)
Persona, emotions and technology: the phonographic staging of the popular music voice
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Dave Laing (independent scholar, London)
Title: The Producer as ‘Author’
Colin Lawson (Royal College of Music)
The most original Beethoven yet recorded: fantasies, realities and the microphone
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Nicholas Magriel (SOAS)
Title: The Influence of 78 rpm Records and LPs on the Form, Aesthetics and Ethos of North Indian Classical Music
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Allan Moore (Surrey)
Beyond a Musicology of Production
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Virgil Moorefield (Michigan Ann Arbor)
Title: The Art of the Remix: Crossing Cultural Boundaries
Carlo Nardi (Trento, Italy & Berlin, Humboldt)
Title: Zen in the art of sound engineering
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David Patmore (Sheffield & CHARM)
Title: John Culshaw and the recording as art work.
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Shara Rambarran (Salford University)
Title: 99 Problems but Danger Mouse Ain’t One—An insight into the conflicting issues surrounding ‘The Grey Album’
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Paul Ramshaw (London College of Music, TVU)
Title: Is music production now a composition process?
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S. Alexander Reed (Williamburg, Virginia)
Title: Crowd Noise and the Hyperreal
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Francis Rumsey (Surrey)
The psychoacoustics of sound quality
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Steve Savage (San Francisco State)
Title: "Mouth Noises, Lipsmacks, and Heavy Breathing"
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Paul Theberge (Carleton University, Ottowa)
“Acoustic choreography”: Glenn Gould’s anti-fidelity as a model for surround mixing
Robert Toft (University of Western Ontario)
Title: Rhetorical Criticism and the Creative Process in Songwriting and Recording: Invention and Arrangement in The Guess Who’s ‘Laughing’
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Tim Warner (Salford University)
Title: The Song of the Hydra: multiple lead vocals in modern pop music recordings
PDF Pip Williams (London College of Music, TVU)
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Paula Wolfe (Sib Records)
Title: A Studio of one’s own
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Jenny Woodruff (Duke University)
Title: Have you heard, have you heard?: Sound, Sexuality and Missy Elliott’s Public Body
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Simon Zagorski-Thomas (London College of Music, TVU)
Title: The US vs. the UK sound: Meaning in music production in the 1970s
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Albin Zak (Albany University, NY)
Low Fidelity: Sound consciousness and 1950s rock and roll
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