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Proceedings of the 2006 Art of Record Production Conference.

8th - 10th Sep. 2006.

University of Edinburgh

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Eliot Bates (tabled paper)
University of California Berkeley

Studios, arrangement, and the distributed production system of contemporary Turkish music


Anne Danielsen
Oslo University
Interaction of rhythm and sound in contemporary dance music


Mike Hajimichael
Intercollege
THE DESK, THE GLASS AND THE MIC:  the layers of communication, culture and music production.


Mark Irwin
London College of Music
‘Brown shoes don’t make it’…


Tellef Kvifte
Oslo University
Analog revolution in digital technology


Gerard Moorey
Bath Spa University
‘See hear: the Aesthetic Spectacle of Record Production’


Richard Osborne
London Consortium
 
The Cylinder vs. The Disk


Justin Paterson
London College of Music
Killing Spillage


Nick Prior
University of Edinburgh
Ok Computer: Mobility, Performance and the Laptop Producer


Becky Shepherd
University of New South Wales
Representations of sound: The role of production in the artistic formation of sound in popular musical forms


Rupert Till
University of Huddersfield
Mixing experimental and popular musics.
(Part 2)


Rob Toulson
Anglia Ruskin Unikversity
A need for universal definitions of audio terminologies and improved knowledge transfer to the consumer


Timothy Warner
Salford University
Listening for Phi: Representations of Temporal Proportion in Recordings of Mozart's Piano Sonatas


Michael Worthington
Southern Cross University
Contemporary Trends in 5.1 Music Mixing

 
Simon Zagorski-Thomas
London College of Music
Functional Staging Through the Use of Production Techniques in late 20th Century African and Cuban Popular Music Recordings.


Hans Zeiner-Henriksen
Oslo University
The Most Significant Beat - A comparative study of changes in bass drum sounds in dance music from 70s disco to electronic dance music of the 1980s and 1990s.

 
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