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How Does It Sound Now? features 32 interviews with top engineers and producers who have contributed to hundreds of millions of albums and CDs throughout their combined careers, including a new interview with Leslie Gaston-Bird for this second edition.
List of contents
1. Alan Parsons 2. Chuck Ainlay 3. Ed Cherney 4. Marc Aubort 5. Bob Ludwig 6. Leanne Ungar 7. Jim Malloy 8. Geoff Emerick 9. Don Puluse 10. Gary Chester 11. Al Schmitt 12. Glen Snoddy 13. Bob Katz 14. Danny Leake 15. Leslie Mona-Mathus 16. Steve Epstein 17. Lou Bradley 18. Jim Reeves 19. Dave Moulton 20. Ben Wisch 21. Paul Stubblebine 22. Cowboy Jack Clement 23. Elliot Scheiner 24. Bill Schulenburg 25. Bob Clearmountain 26. Gene Eichelberger 27. Fred Breitberg 28. Frank Filipetti 29. Jim Anderson 30. Bil VornDick 31. Leslie Gaston-Bird 32. Phil Ramone
About the author
Gary Gottlieb is a long-time engineer, producer, writer, photographer, and music business professional, who refers to himself as a music generalist. As a recording engineer and music producer in New York, Gottlieb's long and distinguished career includes numerous Grammy Award winners and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees. After earning his Masters of Audio Aesthetics & Technology from Marlboro College, Gottlieb accepted a full-time faculty position at Webster University, where he created and Chaired their Department of Audio Aesthetics & Technology. During his fifteen years at Webster he published three books. He has remained active in Audio Engineering Society leadership for over 20 years. He is currently the President of AES and resides in Ukiah, California with his daughter, their dog Bean, and their cat Silver, who makes frequent appearances during Zoom calls.
