International Association for the Study of Popular Music
Research into music production and studio techniques has also seen considerable development over the last few decades. Scientific literature has long emphasised the importance of the recording studio as a technical and artistic tool (the studio as musical instrument), as well as as a place of interaction, and an economic focal point, at the crossroads of the practical, the technical, the aesthetic and the social, with very specific characteristics in terms of space and time. It is also a place w
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Research into music production and studio techniques has also seen considerable development over the last few decades. Scientific literature has long emphasised the importance of the recording studio as a technical and artistic tool (the studio as musical instrument), as well as as a place of interaction, and an economic focal point, at the crossroads of the practical, the technical, the aesthetic and the social, with very specific characteristics in terms of space and time. It is also a place w
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