[VHS] Recording With Bruce Swedien (1997)
01. What Advice would you offer the aspiring engineer/producer? (05:55)
02. Microphone Techniques (10:05)
03. Recording Piano (12:20)
04. Bass Recording (14:00)
05. Acoustic Guitar Recording (16:14)
06. Ribbon Microphones (19:03)
07. Vocal Recording (22:14)
08. Synthesiser Recording (23:49)
09. Backing Vocals (28:56)
10. Using Microphone Techniques as a tool (30:37)
11. Choral Recording (32:50)
12. Electric Guitar Recording (42:57)
13. Digital vs Analogue (44:46)
14. Multi-track Multiplexing (46:49)
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"When Bruce Sweden talks, the industry listens. Here-s a rare opportunity to learn from the one of recording's great masters. Don't miss it!" (George Petersen, Editor, Mix Magazine)
Bruce Swedien has recorded the biggest-selling music of all time, and has won Grammy Awards for "Best Engineered Recording" for Michael Jackson's Thriller (1982), Bad (1987), and Dangerous (1991), and also for Quincy Jones' Back on the Block (1990) and Q's Jook Joint (1996).
Here-s your chance to spend some time with Bruce in the studio as he describes the techniques he has developed recording a wide variety of artists - Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Donna Summer, Natalie Cole, George Benson, The Chi-Lites, Missing Persons, James Ingram and many others.
Learn how to record true stereo images using stereophonic microphone techniques to capture three-dimensional sound.
Copyright 1997-1998 Palefish Enterprises Inc.
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I got to work with Bruce quite a lot in the 1970s back in Chicago. He was a wealth of information and am better for that experience.
This man played and important part in MJ's career, what a talent! Rest easy and hope your mixing up there too.
Beyond the educational value, there is something therapeutic about watching him set up microphones.
Oh no. This is such terrible news. Bruce Swedien died on 16th November 2020. I first watched this video a few days ago when he was still alive. Thank you for all the recording tips Bruce. You will be dearly missed. RIP 😔
He was the genius behind a genius. RIP. Michael and Bruce. You can remix for eternity now.
he is a legend , ""compression is for kids " lol
This was one of the people in the entire world that I wanted to sit down with and pick his brain. Bruce was a pioneer in engineering. He was phenomenal at what he did. His microphone techniques were one of a kind. God rest you Mr Bruce Swedian.🎵
For all (almost all) novadays "producers" and "engineers", the first ten minutes of this video are enough to spend the rest of their professional lives trying to understand what the recording process is.
All I can think of is , diabetas
This dude almost sounds like the most serene passionate guy ive ever witnessed
RIP Bruce !
The art of this type of engineering is long behind us and it shows in todays recordings. I have sat in on many sessions for the last 35 years and have attended more than 500 live concerts. This is not a crap on this generation because as Bruce said, you have to have a benchmark to set a standard and unfortunately the bar has been set so low today. With taking music and music classes out of most public schools our children don't even know the difference between live drums and drum machines. This tape should be shown in every music class and you new-school teachers should be the first to learn from it. RIP Bruce .. we will continue the your legacy for as long as we can. You and Q were a remarkable team!
Bruce was an incredible person. He loved teaching, and would take the time to answer questions from everyone he met who had any interest in audio.
Bruce was a musical genius. and left us with timeless incredible recordings. Thank you Bruce and Rest in peace !!
Thanks so much for sharing this! His talks on recording Michael Jackson got me hooked, great guy. Love his low-key humour and the knowledge is deep!
I love how he made a demonstration song for this video and it's stunning. This was 1997 but he made those artists sound like golden era 80s in that studio. RIP old boss
A master and legend. RIP Bruce.
I love Bruce Swedien! I'm also forever grateful for the incredible way he engineered MJs music and his part in creating the most influential music and (sonic)sounds in HIStory.
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