The Birth of Innovative Sound: Studio Engineering in the 60s

This chapter explores the transformative role of a notable studio engineer during the late 1960s, a time marked by classic rock legends. It narrates the unique recording atmosphere of a New York studio, detailing the engineer's innovative techniques and collaborations with music icons like Lou Reed and Jimi Hendrix. Furthermore, it captures the founding of the Record Plant studio and its impact on the evolving music scene, highlighting stories of triumph and challenges faced by its creators.