Steve Albini
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Steve Albini's Studio Gear
On the Facebook page dedicated to the Intersound IVP, Steve Albini is shown using the 1970s Intersound IVP live. Additionally, the bassist from Shellac provides insights into how they utilized it during studio recordings.
Steve Albini utilized a John Hardy M1 Microphone Preamplifier while recording The Breeders' "Title TK" album.
I love that song. There's something real and broken about her singing there that reminds me of some people I know who've done a bunch of shit they regret. Vocal was probably the same mic we'd been using for the rest of the record, probably a Shure SM7 through a John Hardy mic amp. Recorded to GP9 on a Studer A820. Kim was really fond of the sound of a slightly-overloaded cassette dub of the rough mix, so for the final mix we aligned a 1/4-inch 2-track machine for a slight overload (+6>500nWb/m on Agfa PEM408 for technical readers) then copied that to the 1/2-inch master.
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All That You Love Will Be Eviscerated
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