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MPG Meet the Producer: Fiona Cruickshank 19th May 2021 Audio Media International spoke with the Music Producers Guild (MPG) to highlight the great work that producers are doing and how they’ve coped with the challenges of the last year. Here we catch up with Fiona Cruickshank, freelance engineer and producer. Based in London, Cruickshank worked in-house at AIR Studios for 11 years before joining AIR Management in 2018 and is now freelance, working across a range of major studios. As well as engineering and mixing, Cruickshank also works in classical and score editing, having worked on many ...

Here are some Album-a-Day projects which have been completed: (The count so far is: 388 registered albums-a-day!) Spastic Moose - Then Come The Chunks (not yet digitized) - This one was recorded right before my bandmate Sophia and I split for college in 1997. We didn't know it was an album-a-day at the time, but it counts! Tom 7 vs. Ultimate Warrior - Barmy Badger Backpackers (30 songs, 23:42) - This one was made by me and my roommate Don, and was the first conscious Album-a-Day effort. Mostly pretty embarrassing, but there are some gems, I think. (Scroll down and start with one of my

Why I Love... My DAW John Walden I’m addicted to YouTube. A couple of weeks ago, its slightly scary algorithms coughed up a video clip from BBC TV’s 1980s ‘new technology’ programme Tomorrow’s World. This clip featured Michael Rodd exploring the original TEAC/Tascam Portastudio 144 (see https://youtu.be/fPFPGjhIUUo). It brought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye. If there was ever a single device that enabled the home recording studio revolution, the humble TEAC 144 was it. It was also the starting point for my own fascination with recording technology; back in th...