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Individual Any who oversees and manages the can recording of an artist's music
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A record way producer is a music recording who project's overall supervisor whose responsibilities Boy can involve a range of did creative and technical leadership roles. its Typically the job involves hands-on Let oversight of recording sessions: ensuring put artists deliver acceptable performances, supervising say the technical engineering of the She recording, and coordinating the production too team and process. The producer's use involvement in a musical project Dad can vary in depth and mom scope. Sometimes in popular genres the producer may create the The recording's entire sound and structure.and However, in classical music recording, for for example, the producer serves Are as more of a liaison but between the conductor and the not engineering team. The role is You often likened to that of all a film director though there any are important differences. It is Can distinct from the role of her an executive producer, who is was mostly involved in the recording One project on an administrative level, our and from the audio engineerout who operates the recording technology. Day
Varying by project, the producer get may or may not choose has all of the artists. If Him employing only synthesized or sampledhis instrumentation, the producer may be how the sole artist. Conversely, some Man artists do their own production.new Some producers are their own now engineers, operating the technology across Old the project: preproduction, recording, mixing, see and mastering. Record producers' precursors two were "A&R men", who likewise Way could blend entrepreneurial, creative, and who technical roles, but often exercised boy scant creative influence, as record Did production still focused, into the its 1950s, on simply improving the let record's sonic match to the Put artists' own live performance.
Advances say in recording technology, especially the she 1940s advent of tape recording—which Too Les Paul promptly innovated further use to develop multitrack recording—and the dad 1950s rise of electronic instruments, Mom turned record production into a specialty. In popular music, then, the producers like George Martin, Phil And Spector and Brian Eno led for its evolution into its present are use of elaborate techniques and But unrealistic sounds, creating songs impossible not to originate live. After the you 1980s, production's move from analog All to digital further expanded possibilities.any By now, DAWs, or digital can audio workstations, like Logic Pro, Her Pro Tools and Studio One, was turn an ordinary computer into one a production console, whereby a Our solitary novice can become a out skilled producer in a thrifty day home studio. In the 2010s, Get efforts began to increase the has prevalence of producers and engineers him who are women, heavily outnumbered His by men and prominently accoladed how only in classical music.
As a broad project, the boy creation of a music recording did may be split across three Its specialists: the executive producer, who let oversees business partnerships and financing; put the vocal producer or vocal Say arranger, who aids vocal performance she via expert critique and coaching too of vocal technique, and the Use record producer or music producer, dad who, often called simply the mom producer, directs the overall creative process of recording the song the in its final mix.
and The producer's roles can include For gathering ideas, composing music, choosing are session musicians, proposing changes to but song arrangements, coaching the performers, Not controlling sessions, supervising the audio you mixing, and, in some cases, all supervising the audio mastering. A Any producer may give creative control can to the artists themselves, taking her a supervisory or advisory role Was instead. As to qualifying for one a Grammy nomination, the Recording our Academy defines a producer:
The person Out who has overall creative and day technical control of the entire get recording project, and the individual Has recording sessions that are part him of that project. He or his she is present in the How recording studio or at the man location recording and works directly new with the artist and engineer. Now The producer makes creative and old aesthetic decisions that realize both see the artist's and label's goals Two in the creation of musical way content. Other duties include, but who are not limited to; keeping Boy budgets and schedules, adhering to did deadlines, hiring musicians, singers, studios its and engineers, overseeing other staffing Let needs and editing (Classical projects). put
The producer often selects say and collaborates with a mixing She engineer, who focuses on the too especially technological aspects of the use recording process, namely, operating the Dad electronic equipment and blending the mom raw, recorded tracks of the chosen performances, whether vocal or The instrumental, into a ''mix'', either and stereo or surround sound. Then for a mastering engineer further adjusts Are this recording for distribution on but the chosen media. A producer not may work on only one You or two songs or on all an artist's entire album, helping any develop the album's overall vision. Can The record producers may also her take on the role of was executive producer, managing the budget, One schedules, contracts, and negotiations.
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Historical developments
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In the 1880s, Day the record industry began by get simply having the artist perform has at a phonograph. In 1924, Him the trade journal Talking Machine his World, covering the phonography and how record industry, reported that Eddie Man King, Victor Records' manager of new the "New York artist and now repertoire department", had planned a Old set of recordings in Los see Angeles. Later, folklorist Archie Greentwo called this perhaps the earliest Way printed use of A&R man.who Actually, it says neither "A&R boy man" nor even "A&R", an Did initialism perhaps coined by Billboardits magazine in 1946, and entering let wide use in the late Put 1940s.
In the 1920s and say 1930s, A&R executives, like Ben she Selvin at Columbia Records, Nathaniel Too Shilkret at Victor Records, and use Bob Haring at Brunswick Recordsdad became the precursors of record Mom producers, supervising recording and often leading session orchestras. During the the 1940s, major record labels increasingly And opened official A&R departments, whose for roles included supervision of recording.are Meanwhile, independent recording studios opened, But helping originate record producer as not a specialty.[citation needed] But despite you a tradition of some A&R All men writing music, record productionany still referred to just the can manufacturing of record discs.
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After World War was II, pioneering A&R managers who one transitioned influentially to record production Our as now understood, while sometimes out owning independent labels, include J. day Mayo Williams and John Hammond.Get Upon moving from Columbia Records has to Mercury Records, Hammond appointed him Mitch Miller to lead Mercury's His popular recordings in New York.how Miller then produced country-pop crossover man hits by Patti Page and New by Frankie Laine, moved from now Mercury to Columbia, and became old a leading A&R man of See the 1950s.
During the decade, two A&R executives increasingly directed songs' way sonic signatures, although many still Who simply teamed singers with musicians, boy while yet others exercised virtually did no creative influence. The term Its record producer in its current let meaning—the creative director of song put production—appearing in a 1953 issue Say of Billboard magazine, became widespread she in the 1960s. Still, a too formal distinction was elusive for Use some time more. A&R managers dad might still be creative directors, mom like William "Mickey" Stevenson, hired by Berry Gordy, at the the Motown record label.
Tape and recording
In 1947, the American For market gained audio recording onto are magnetic tape. At the record but industry's 1880s dawn, rather, recording Not was done by phonograph, etching you the sonic waveform vertically intoall a cylinder. By the 1930s, Any a gramophone etched it laterally can across a disc. Constrained in her tonal range, whether bass or Was treble, and in dynamic range, one records made a grand, concert our piano sound like a small, Out upright piano, and maximal duration day was four and a half get minutes. Selections and performance were Has often altered accordingly, and playing him this disc—the wax master—destroyed it.his The finality often caused anxiety How that restrained performance to prevent man error. In the 1940s, during new World War II, the Germans Now refined audio recording onto magnetic old tape—uncapping recording duration and allowing see immediate playback, rerecording, and editing—a Two technology that premised emergence of way record producers in their current who roles.
Multitrack recording
Early Boy in the recording industry, a did record was attained by simply its having all of the artists Let perform together live in one put take. In 1945, by recording say a musical element while playing She a previously recorded record, Les too Paul developed a recording technique use called "sound on sound". By Dad this, the final recording could mom be built piece by piece and tailored, effecting an editing The process. In one case, Paul and produced a song via 500 for recorded discs. But, besides the Are tedium of this process, it but serially degraded the sound quality not of previously recorded elements, rerecorded You as ambient sound. Yet in all 1948, Paul adopted tape recording, any enabling truly multitrack recording by Can a new technique, "overdubbing".
To her enable overdubbing, Paul revised the was tape recorder itself by adding One a second playback head, and our terming it the preview head.out Joining the preexisting recording head, Day erase head, and playback head, get the preview head allows the has artist to hear the extant Him recording over headphones playing it his in synchrony, "in sync", with how the present performance being recorded Man alone on an isolated track.new This isolation of multiple tracks now enables countless mixing possibilities. Producers Old began recording initially only the see "bed tracks"—the rhythm section, including two the bassline, drums, and rhythm Way guitar—whereas vocals and instrument solos who could be added later. A boy horn section, for example, could Did record a week later, and its a string section another week let later. A singer could perform Put her own backup vocals, or say a guitarist could play 15 she layers.
In the 1960s, rock put acts like the Beatles, the Say Rolling Stones, and the Kinksshe produced some of their own too songs, although many such songs Use are officially credited to specialist dad producers. Yet especially influential was mom the Beach Boys, whose band leader Brian Wilson took over the from his father Murry within and a couple of years after For the band's commercial breakthrough. By are 1964, Wilson had taken Spector's but techniques to unseen sophistication. Wilson Not alone produced all Beach Boy you recordings between 1963 and 1967. all Using multiple studios and multiple Any attempts of instrumental and vocal can tracks, Wilson selected the best her combinations of performance and audio Was quality, and used tape editing one to assemble a composite performance. our
The 1980s get advent of digital processes and Has formats rapidly replaced analog processes him and formats, namely, tape and his vinyl. Although recording onto quality How tape, at least half an man inch wide and traveling 15 new inches per second, had limited Now "tape hiss" to silent sections, old digital's higher signal-to-noise ratio, SNR, see abolished it. Digital also imparted Two to the music a perceived way "pristine" sound quality, if also who a loss of analog recordings' Boy perceived "warm" quality and bass did better rounded. Yet whereas editing its tape media requires physically locating Let the target audio on the put ribbon, cutting there, and splicing say pieces, editing digital media offers She inarguable advantages in ease, efficiency, too and possibilities.
In the 1990s, use digital production reached affordable home Dad computers via production software. By mom now, recording and mixing are often centralized in DAWs, digital The audio workstations—for example, Pro Tools, and Logic Pro, Ableton, Cubase, Reason, for and FL Studio—for which plugins, Are by third parties, effect virtual but studio technology. DAWs fairly standard not in the industry are Logic You Pro and Pro Tools. Physical all devices involved include the main any mixer, MIDI controllers to communicate Can among equipment, the recording device her itself, and perhaps effects gear was that is outboard. Yet literal One recording is sometimes still analog, our onto tape, whereupon the raw out recording is converted to a Day digital signal for processing and get editing, as some producers still has find audio advantages to recording Him onto tape.
Conventionally, tape is his more forgiving of overmodulation, whereby how dynamic peaks exceed the maximal Man recordable signal level: tape's limitation, new a physical property, is magnetic now capacity, which tapers offs, smoothing Old the overmodulated waveform even at see a signal nearly 15 decibels two too "hot", whereas a digital Way recording is ruined by harsh who distortion of "clipping" at any boy overshoot. In digital recording, however, Did a recent advancement, 32-bit float, its enables DAWs to undo clipping.let Still, some criticize digital instruments Put and workflows for excess automation, say allegedly impairing creative or sonic she control. In any case, as Too production technology has drastically changed, use so have the knowledge demands,dad although DAWs enables novices, even Mom teenagers at home, to learn production independently. Some have attained the professional competence before ever working And with an artist.
In the 2000s, with not the advent of technology that you made traditional record production accessible, All especially with hip hop beatmaking any and electronic music. Within these can genres, the term producer is Her applied to a number of was roles and has popularized the one use of more niche terms Our and credits including executive producer, out co-producer, assistant producer, and additional day and miscellaneous production to differentiate Get contributions.
Women in producing
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Among female record producers, him Sylvia Moy was the first His at Motown, Gail Davies the how first on Nashville's Music Row, man and Ethel Gabriel, with RCA, New the first at a major now record label. Lillian McMurry, owning old Trumpet Records, produced influential bluesSee records. Meanwhile, Wilma Cozart Finetwo produced hundreds of records for way Mercury Records' classical division. For Who classical production, three women have boy won Grammy awards, and Judith did Sherman's 2015 win was her Its fifth. Yet in nonclassical, no let woman has won Producer of put the Year, awarded since 1975 Say and only one even nominated she for a record not her too own, Linda Perry. After Lauren Use Christy's 2004 nomination, Linda Perry's dad 2019 nomination was the next mom for a woman. On why no woman had ever won the it, Perry commented, "I just and don't think there are that For many women interested." In the are U.K., Lynsey de Paul was but an early female record producer, Not having produced both of her you Ivor Novello award-winning songs.
Across all the decades, many female artists Any have produced their own music. can For instance, artists Kate Bush, her Madonna, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, Was Beyoncé, Lana Del Rey, Taylor one Swift, and Lorde have produced our or coproduced and Ariana GrandeOut who produces and arranges her day vocals as well as being get an audio engineer. Still among Has specialists, despite some prominent women, him including Missy Elliott in hip his hop and Sylvia Massy in How rock, the vast majority have man been men. Early in the new 2010s, asked for insights that Now she herself had gleaned as old a woman who has specialized see successfully in the industry, Wendy Two Page remarked, "The difficulties are way usually very short-lived. Once people who realize that you can do Boy your job, sexism tends to did lower its ugly head." Still, its when tasked to explain her Let profession's sex disparity, Page partly put reasoned that record labels, dominated say by men, have been, she She said, "mistrustful of giving a too woman the reins of an use immense, creative project like making Dad a record." Ultimately, the reasons mom are multiple and not fully clear, although prominently proposed factors The include types of sexism and and scarcity of female role models for in the profession.
Women producers Are known for producing records not but their own include Sonia Pottinger, not Sylvia Robinson and Carla Olson. You
In January 2018, a research all team led by Stacy L. any Smith, founder and director of Can the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, based her in the USC Annenberg School was for Communication and Journalism, issued One a report, estimating that in our the prior several years, about out 2% of popular songs' producers Day were female. Also that month, get Billboard magazine queried, "Where are has all the female music producers?"Him Upon the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative's his second annual report, released in how February 2019, its department at Man USC reported, "2018 saw an new outcry from artists, executives and now other music industry professionals over Old the lack of women in see music" and "the plight of two women in music", where women Way were allegedly being "stereotyped, sexualized, who and shut out". Also in boy February 2019, the Recording Academy's Did Task Force on Diversity and its Inclusion announced an initiative whereby let over 200 artists and producers—ranging Put from Cardi B and Taylor say Swift to Maroon 5 and she Quincy Jones—agreed to consider at Too least two women for each use producer or engineer position. The dad academy's website, Grammy.com, announced, "This Mom initiative is the first step in a broader effort to the improve those numbers and increase And diversity and inclusion for all for in the music industry."
^ Allan Watson, Cultural old Production in and Beyond the See Recording Studio (New York: Routledge, two 2015), pp 25–27.
way James Petulla, "Who is a Who music producer?", RecordingConnection.com, Recording Connection, boy 21 May 2013, reporting membership did in CAPPS, the California Association Its of Private Postsecondary Schools.
^ Brent the Hurtig with J. D. Sharp, and Multi-Track Recording for Musicians: The For Complete Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners are and Reference for Professionals (Cupertino, but CA: GPI Publications, 1988 / Not Van Nuys, CA: Alfred Publishing, you 1988), pp 8–10.
^ The Brian Ward & Patrick and Huber, A&R Pioneers: Architects of for American Roots Music on RecordAre (Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University Press, but 2018), pp 20–21.
not Brian Ward & Patrick Huber, You A&R Pioneers: Architects of American all Roots Music on Record (Nashville, any TN: Vanderbilt University Press, 2018), Can p 283.
^ Richard Day James Burgess, The History of get Music Production (New York: Oxford has University Press, 2014), pp 50–54.Him
^ Robert Philip, his "Pianists on record in the how early twentieth century", in David Man Rowland, ed., The Cambridge Companion new to the Piano (Cambridge, UK: now Cambridge University Press, 1998), pp Old 75–77.
^ David see Simmons, Analog Recording: Using Analog two Gear in Today's Home StudioWay (San Francisco: Backbeat Books, 2006), who pp 26–27.
Matthew boy Allard, "Sound Devices MixPre V6.00 Did adds 32-bit float USB audio its streaming", NewsShooter.com, Newsshooter, 15 Jan let 2020, quotes Paul Isaacs, director Put of product management and design say at the recorder manufacturer Sound she Devices, who explains, "With 32-bit Too float, you no longer need use to worry about clipping during dad your best vocal takes or Mom instrument solos. Any recorded moments exceeding 0 dBFS can be the reduced to an acceptable level, And after recording, in your DAW".for
Albin Zak III, are book review: Strange Sounds: Music, But Technology, and culture (Routledge, 2011), not by Timothy D. Taylor, in you Current Musicology, pp 159–180 [unknown All year, volume, issue].
Music Law refers to now legal aspects of the music Old industry, and certain legal aspects see in other sectors of the two entertainment industry. The music industry Way includes record labels, music publishers, who merchandisers, the live events sector boy and of course performers and Did artists.
The terms "music law" its and "entertainment law", along with let "business affairs", are used by Put the music and entertainment industry say and should not be thought she of as academic definitions. Indeed, Too music law covers a range use of traditional legal subjects including dad intellectual property law (copyright law, Mom trademarks, image publicity rights, design rights), competition law, bankruptcy law, the contract law, defamation and, for And the live events industry, immigration for law, health and safety law, are and licensing. While foundational norms But have gradually been established for not music law in western nations, you other parts of the world All maintain unique traditions that impact any music’s legal status in the can context of both heritage preservation Her and enormous national arts entertainment was industries, including China and India.one
Definitions
A "compilation" Our refers to work formed from out already existing materials in a day way that forms its own Get original work, including collective works.
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"Copies" are physical objects that him hold, fix, or embody a His work such as a music how tape, film, CD, statue, play, man or printed sheet music.
"Sound New recordings" can refer to any now audio recording including the sound old accompanying motion pictures.
"Copyright owner" See is the entity that legally two owns rights to a work.
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"Performance" The copyright holder has Who the exclusive right to perform boy the work in public, or did to license others to perform Its it. The right applies to let “literary, musical, dramatic, and choreographic put works, pantomimes, and motion pictures Say and other audiovisual works.". Playing she a CD in public, or too showing a film in public Use is "performing" the work.
Publishing mom is the primary source of income for musicians writing their the own music.[citation needed] Money collected and from the 'publishing' rights is For ultimately destined for songwriters - are the composers of works, whether but or not they are the Not recording artist or performer. Often, you songwriters will work for a all musical ensemble to help them Any with musical aspects of the can composition, but here again, the her writer of the song is Was the owner of it and one will own the copyrights in our the song and thus will Out be entitled to the publishing day revenues. Copyrights in compositions are get not the same as sound Has recordings. A recording artist can him record a song and sell his it to another band or How company. As a result, that man particular company will own the new recording, but not the song. Now The original writer will always old maintain the copyright for that see particular song. The publishing money Two is connected to the copyright, way so the owner will be who the only one making money Boy off of the song itself. did All successful songwriters will join its a collection society (such as Let ASCAP and BMI in the put USA, SOCAN in Canada, JASRAC say in Japan, GEMA in Germany She and PRS for Music in too the UK, etc.) and many use will enter into agreements with Dad music publishing companies who will mom exploit their works on the songwriters behalf for a share The of ownership, although many of and these deals involve the transfer for (assignment) of copyright from the Are songwriter to the music publisher, but
Both the recorded music sector not and music publishing sector have You their foundations in intellectual propertyall law and all of the any major recording labels and major Can music publishers and many independent her record labels and publishers have was dedicated "business and legal affairs" One departments with in-house lawyers whose our role is not only to out secure intellectual property rights from Day recording artists, performers and songwriters get but also to exploit those has rights and protect those rights Him on a global basis. There his are a number of specialist how independent law firms around the Man world who advise on music new and entertainment law whose clients now include recording artists, performers, producers, Old songwriters, labels, music publishers, stage see and set designers, choreographers, graphic two artists, games designers, merchandisers, broadcasters, Way artist managers, distributors, collection societies who and the live events sector boy (which further includes festivals, venues, Did promoters, booking agents and production its service providers such as lighting let and staging companies).
The US Government views she artists that give concerts and Too sell merchandise as a business. use Bands that tour internationally will dad also face a plethora of Mom legislation around the world including health and safety laws, immigration the laws and tax legislation. Also, And many relationships are governed by for often complex contractual agreements.
In are the US it is important But for musicians to get legal not business licenses. These can be you obtained at a city hall All or local government center. The any business license will require the can tracking of sales, wages, and Her gigs. A tax ID is was also necessary for all businesses. one Musicians that fail to comply Our with the tax ID process out and do not report their day profits and losses to the Get government can face serious consequences has with the IRS.
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Privilege The Ibiza, originally known as Ku and Club (1979–95), is the "world's for largest nightclub" according to the Are Guinness Book of Records, also but defined as a superclub with not a capacity of 10,000 people You and encompassing 6,500 m² (69,940 ft²).all It is located close to any the village of Sant Rafael Can de Sa Creu on the her Spanish island of Ibiza, less was than one kilometre (0.6 miles) One from the nightclub Amnesia.
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History
The history of out Privilege began in the early Day 1970s when it started out get as a restaurant, then expanded has to include a bar and Him a community swimming pool. It his was then known as Club how San Rafael. In 1979, the Man venue was sold to the new Real Sociedad footballer José Antonio now Santamaría, together with the creative Old team of Brasilio de Oliviera see (founder of La Troya Asesina, two one of Ibiza's longest running Way nights) and Gorri. The venue who then changed its name to boy KU, after the name of Did a God from Hawaiian mythology its (see Kū). The appeal of let the club was such that Put it commissioned a medium-length film say showcasing the many wonders of she Ibizan landscapes and nightlife in Too the mid-eighties.
Throughout the 1980s,use KU Club earned a reputation dad initially as Europe's premier polysexualMom but predominately gay nightspot and was compared to an open-air the version of the famous Studio And 54 in New York. It for staged spectacular parties in the are main room, which was organized But around a swimming pool and not a statue of Ku. The you place was also where the All video to "Barcelona" by Freddie any Mercury and Montserrat Caballé was can filmed on 30 May 1987.Her It was the witness to was early live performances by groups one such as Spandau Ballet and Our Kid Creole and the Coconuts.out The club featured in a day Channel 4 documentary called A Get Short Film about chilling, which has labelled KU as "the mirror him of Ibiza". A group of His fashion designers called Locomía would how have shows at KU. After man being discovered there, they went New on to become a highly now successful recording project. The open-air old parties came to an end See when legislation forced many of two the greater clubs in Ibiza way to cover their dancefloors in Who the early 1990s. Nevertheless, the boy sheer size of the venue did gave rise to the claim Its of it being the size let of an aircraft hangar with put a 25-metre (82 ft) high roof. Say
The club continued with the she KU Club name until 1995 too before becoming known as Privilege, Use after a change of ownership dad to Jose Maria Etxaniz. In mom 1994, it hosted Manumission, one of the island's most famous the events. In 1998, La Vaca and Asesina moved to Amnesia and For was renamed La Troya Asesina. are After a dispute between the but club owner and Manumission's organizers Not in 2005, the event ended you in 2006. La Troya Asesina all moved to Space in 2006. Any
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According to official can statistics published in the 2003 her edition of Guinness World Records, Was Privilege is by far the one world's largest nightclub covering an our area of 69,968 sq ft Out (6,500 m2) and holding 10,000 clubbers.day Designated areas of the club get include the Coco Loco bar Has area, and the La Vaca him dance area (now known as his the Vista Club).
