A New Book by Bruce
Swedien on Recording, Mixing Michael Jackson
The
new book focuses on the creative and technical aspects of Jackson’s
studio productions and offers more than 100 photos, including many
of Jackson at work in the studio, as well as other artists and collaborators.
It also has photos of the studios and equipment used for Jackson’s
sessions, plus scores of Jackson’s handwritten notes and other
never-before-seen ephemera.
No one was closer to Michael Jackson at the height
of his creative powers than Bruce Swedien, the five-time Grammy
winner who, with Jackson and producer Quincy Jones, formed the trio
responsible for the sound of Jackson's records – records that
topped the charts and shook the world.
In a recent interview with Matt Gallagher for Mixonline,
Mr. Swedien said, "I’m a funny guy: I don’t believe
in secrets. I’m going to tell everything in this book—how
I did every sound in as much detail as I can."
Call ASC to order your copy today, or Click
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The
new book focuses on the creative and technical aspects of Jackson’s
studio productions and offers more than 100 photos, including many
of Jackson at work in the studio, as well as other artists and collaborators.
It also has photos of the studios and equipment used for Jackson’s
sessions, plus scores of Jackson’s handwritten notes and other
never-before-seen ephemera.