Al Schmitt on the Record: The Magic Behind the Music: Music Pro Guides
Autor Al Schmitt Cu Maureen Droney Cuvânt înainte de Sir Paul McCartneyen Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 mar 2020
In this memoir of one of the most respected engineers of all time, you'll see how a very young boy - mentored by his uncle Harry in New York - progressed through the recording world in its infancy, under the mentorship of Tom Dowd, in its heyday, becoming one of the all-time great recording engineers. And now today Al continues as an unstoppable force at the top of the recording world with his name on mega-hits from the likes of Paul McCartney, Diana Krall, and Dylan. Al's credits include a veritable who's who of the music world.
Reading the compelling accounts of Al's life in the studio, you'll see how he has been able to stay at the top of his game since the '50s, and you'll experience what is was like behind the scenes and in-the-studio during of many of his historic, impactful recordings. Schmitt also shares many of the recording techniques and creative approaches that have set him apart, including his approach to microphones, effects, and processors, and he even shares setup diagrams from many of his highly-lauded recording sessions!
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781538137666
ISBN-10: 1538137666
Pagini: 234
Ilustrații: 51 b/w photos
Dimensiuni: 146 x 226 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield
Seria Music Pro Guides
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1538137666
Pagini: 234
Ilustrații: 51 b/w photos
Dimensiuni: 146 x 226 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield
Seria Music Pro Guides
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Foreword by Sir Paul McCartney
Acknowledgments
Chapter One. But I'm Not Qualified, Mr. Ellington!
Chapter Two. The Beginning: Early Days, New York, New York
Chapter Three. Learning from the Greats
Chapter Four. The West Coast Calls: Los Angeles in the Sixties and Seventies
Chapter Five. Like Riding a Bike
Chapter Six. Mixing: Philosophically and Pragmatically
Chapter Seven. Practicalities: A Day in the Life
Chapter Eight. Artists, Friends, and Mentors: What I've Learned
Chapter Nine. Life's Been Good to Me So Far: Life Lessons and the Secrets to My Success
Chapter Ten. Some Closing Thoughts
Appendix A. Working with Al
Appendix B. Recording Session Layout Diagrams
Appendix C. Selected Discography: The Essentials
Acknowledgments
Chapter One. But I'm Not Qualified, Mr. Ellington!
Chapter Two. The Beginning: Early Days, New York, New York
Chapter Three. Learning from the Greats
Chapter Four. The West Coast Calls: Los Angeles in the Sixties and Seventies
Chapter Five. Like Riding a Bike
Chapter Six. Mixing: Philosophically and Pragmatically
Chapter Seven. Practicalities: A Day in the Life
Chapter Eight. Artists, Friends, and Mentors: What I've Learned
Chapter Nine. Life's Been Good to Me So Far: Life Lessons and the Secrets to My Success
Chapter Ten. Some Closing Thoughts
Appendix A. Working with Al
Appendix B. Recording Session Layout Diagrams
Appendix C. Selected Discography: The Essentials
Recenzii
Even before I first worked with Al in the early 1970s, he was a recording studio legend. Al mixed my 1973 album The Way We Were and a duet I did with Frank Sinatra in 1993. He was at the control boards again in 2009 on an album I recorded with Diana Krall. He's always a consummate professional who cares deeply about his craft. In addition to that, he's a fellow Brooklynite, so we speak the same language! Al deserves the many accolades he's received over the years from his fellow music industry colleagues.
Al knows how to record and leave the mojo in. He made so much of the music we know and love possible; when you're stumped, you can always ask yourself, 'What would Al Schmitt do?' For a while, people used to say that Elvis sold the most records. Then it was the Eagles, Michael Jackson, and U2. But nope; the truth is, Al Schmitt has sold more records than anybody!
Al's definitely the best engineer who has ever worked with me. It's a shame it took me so long to get with him. He knows how to get the authentic traditional sounds-the sounds that made us all fall in love with records.
Al is the master. I love it when he gets pissed off. He is great.
I've been fortunate in my career to have worked with some great people, and I would have to say the list would be topped by Al Schmitt. Al came into Jefferson Airplane world with experience and creds that would boggle most minds. That he was somehow able to exercise his creative expertise with this bunch of musical anarchists is a testimonial to both his art and his patience. . . . I will always be proud to have worked with him!
In 1967, Al Schmitt was asked to produce Jefferson Airplane's third studio album, After Bathing at Baxter's, for RCA. This was really wonderful news to all in the band, as we had heard that Al had such a great musical ear, and would, as we soon found out, be our ally in all things musical that we were reaching for. Our experiences in the studio so far had been somewhat difficult. We were trying out new sounds and vocal combinations, distortion, feedback, and some just plain wacky stuff. After getting much more control of our studio situation from a new contract with RCA, Al was right there with us as we experimented in the studio. . . . I shall always treasure the many, often late-night sessions with Al, and consider myself so fortunate to have had the great honor of working together.
My career at Capitol Studios has been intertwined with Al's workmanship for twenty-seven years now. . . . I first experienced the awe resulting from his work during Natalie Cole's Unforgettable sessions; I heard him create an emotional masterpiece for Natalie, her family, and all present. We at Capitol are so blessed to be his home base.
Al knows how to record and leave the mojo in. He made so much of the music we know and love possible; when you're stumped, you can always ask yourself, 'What would Al Schmitt do?' For a while, people used to say that Elvis sold the most records. Then it was the Eagles, Michael Jackson, and U2. But nope; the truth is, Al Schmitt has sold more records than anybody!
Al's definitely the best engineer who has ever worked with me. It's a shame it took me so long to get with him. He knows how to get the authentic traditional sounds-the sounds that made us all fall in love with records.
Al is the master. I love it when he gets pissed off. He is great.
I've been fortunate in my career to have worked with some great people, and I would have to say the list would be topped by Al Schmitt. Al came into Jefferson Airplane world with experience and creds that would boggle most minds. That he was somehow able to exercise his creative expertise with this bunch of musical anarchists is a testimonial to both his art and his patience. . . . I will always be proud to have worked with him!
In 1967, Al Schmitt was asked to produce Jefferson Airplane's third studio album, After Bathing at Baxter's, for RCA. This was really wonderful news to all in the band, as we had heard that Al had such a great musical ear, and would, as we soon found out, be our ally in all things musical that we were reaching for. Our experiences in the studio so far had been somewhat difficult. We were trying out new sounds and vocal combinations, distortion, feedback, and some just plain wacky stuff. After getting much more control of our studio situation from a new contract with RCA, Al was right there with us as we experimented in the studio. . . . I shall always treasure the many, often late-night sessions with Al, and consider myself so fortunate to have had the great honor of working together.
My career at Capitol Studios has been intertwined with Al's workmanship for twenty-seven years now. . . . I first experienced the awe resulting from his work during Natalie Cole's Unforgettable sessions; I heard him create an emotional masterpiece for Natalie, her family, and all present. We at Capitol are so blessed to be his home base.