" ... guide to their different mics. Make sure you have some free time. So anyway, as Gary and I are talking, Steve Albini, (a guy who is notorious for his microphone collection and related choosiness) steps up to the table and starts looking ... "
" I seem to recall Steve Albini saying something at one of the TapeOpCons about how he wished there was a box that could turn the hi-hat ... "
" I've had this deck for over 15 years, but it was only after hearing the archiving panel and Steve Albini at TapeOpCon2002 along with reading the article on IEC alignment in Tape Op # 29, did I drag it out ... "
" ... sounds amazing on electric guitar on many of the following tracks. The "something special" though is the Microphone comparisons with Steve Albini at the end of the CD. Steve goes through and compares the R-121 to other mics (Coles 4038, SM57, etc) ... "
" Steve Albini's review of the Royer R-121 in a previous issue of Tape Op is what prompted me to try out the ... "
" ... isolation without the pressure of a session. Assisted by my 12-year-old son (Q: "Dad, how long will this take?" A: "Steve Albini uses these mics on every session!"), I set up my Ludwig Classic Maple kit with a Black Beauty snare, then ... "
" ... also quite comfortable using Auto-Tune to smash a vocal into a robot a la Cher or T-Pain (my apologies to Steve Albini). Other tuning programs have become popular over the years, but Auto-Tune remains my go to plug-in for quickly and gently ... "
