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Fran Ashcroft Takes Record Producing To A Whole New Level!

By May 28, 2012March 5th, 2025No Comments

I would like to share this post from recordproduction.com sarcastically written by Fran Ashcroft about being a record producer for my daily audiophile blog roundup. He suggests that songs should be 20% shorter by 2014 and that anyone can be a pop star, although highly unlikely. There should be surcharges for the use of guitar pedals and vocal effects. Lastly remember to listen to the radio, you must know what sounds are popular right now.

Some very funny points. Read in full:
Fran Ashcroft – Taking Stock, Aitken and Waterman

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