Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A 90 minute long video sounds like it's going to be zzz but here we have some leading record producers discussing career progression in the music / recording industry the University of Hull - filmed late 2019. BBC Introducing host Alan Raw asked the questions and the panel comprises: Ken Scott (Beatles, Bowie), Mike Exeter (Black Sabbath, Judas Priest), Gary Bromham (George Michael), Joss Worthington, Ian Shepherd, Russell Cottier..
Sadly, the audio on the file that was recorded seems to have had a bit of an over keen gate applied but we hope that you can get past that and tune in to the very helpful advice given by the pane.
If you don't have too long, spin on to about 41 minutes in.
A big thank you to Alan Raw for hosting this and to everyone at the University of Hull (big shout out to Andrew King and Wai K Wan) for providing the venue and recording this discussion for us. The facilities at Hull are pretty amazing, top level music studios with SSL Duality and AWS consoles, PMC monitoring and highly specced room designs. This really is a university committed to giving students real world access to leading producers and engineers and providing some of the best recording facilities we have yet seen.
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Website: RecordProduction.com
A 90 minute long video sounds like it's going to be zzz but here we have some leading record producers discussing career progression in the music / recording industry the University of Hull - filmed late 2019. BBC Introducing host Alan Raw asked the questions and the panel comprises: Ken Scott (Beatles, Bowie), Mike Exeter (Black Sabbath, Judas Priest), Gary Bromham (George Michael), Joss Worthington, Ian Shepherd, Russell Cottier..
Sadly, the audio on the file that was recorded seems to have had a bit of an over keen gate applied but we hope that you can get past that and tune in to the very helpful advice given by the pane.
If you don't have too long, spin on to about 41 minutes in.
A big thank you to Alan Raw for hosting this and to everyone at the University of Hull (big shout out to Andrew King and Wai K Wan) for providing the venue and recording this discussion for us. The facilities at Hull are pretty amazing, top level music studios with SSL Duality and AWS consoles, PMC monitoring and highly specced room designs. This really is a university committed to giving students real world access to leading producers and engineers and providing some of the best recording facilities we have yet seen.
Click to subscribe to our channel: youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=recordproductioncom
Website: RecordProduction.com
