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New York based recording/mastering studio and manufacturer of audio equipment founded by Al Weintraub and Dan Cronin, that operated on West 46th and, subsequently, West 54th Street from the late 1950's until 1976. Bell Sound was heralded as state of the art back in the day with big name labels such as Capitol, who had the ability to cut their ...
The time scale for the recording is exactly reproduced, eliminating the frequency instabilities inherent in other types of recording. Al Weintraub opened Bell Sound in the early 1950s on West 87th Street, and when he moved closer to the midtown action (to 46th Street and 8th Avenue) in 1954, Bell became New York City’s busiest independent studio.
17. Okt. 2013 · The studios were founded in June 1950 with initial capital of US $ 600. [2] Weintraub and Cronin initially began recording for weddings or radio test broadcasts. From April 1953 they expanded their business area to music recordings for record labels and took on March 30, 1953 with the doo-wop group The Crows on the Gee produced by George Goldner , in which Weintraub acted as a sound engineer .
27. Dez. 2002 · Steve Hoffman Your host Your Host. Location: California. BELL SOUND STUDIOS, NYC. It was a state of the art "full service" independent recording studio that was founded in the middle 1950's. Its LA counterpart would be United/Western. That type of deal. Many great hits were recorded there: Buddy Holly/Rave On.
L'album è stato registrato verso la fine del 1973 nei Bell Sound Studios di New York. Secondo le stime di Gene Simmons l'album è stato registrato nell'arco di tre settimane, mentre secondo il co-produttore Richie Wise , l'album è stato registrato in 13 giorni [3] .
Studio Sessions 1957 & 1962. (1987) Midnight in Paris. (1962) Studio Sessions 1957 & 1962 is the seventh volume of The Private Collection a series documenting recordings made by American pianist, composer and bandleader Duke Ellington for his personal collection which was first released on the LMR label in 1987 and later on the Saja label. [1]
September 1973: Kiss records their second demo - Kiss Timeline. On 24. and 25. September 1973, Kiss entered the Bell Sound Studios to do quick and dirty recordings of their entire song catalog at that point.
