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How I Got That Sound: Garth Richardson
"It took us four days to achieve the distinctive slapping bass sound on this track... I also used a great trick with cables that I learned from Michael Beinhorn when I worked with him, where we spent a few hours flipping guitar cables back and forth, as the cables sound better going one way. It always blows away every band when we show them. The less resistance gets you a better bottom end. Everyone tells me I’m full of shit when I start telling them about this voodoo thing. Please try it. I was not a believer, but now I am!"
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The Farm Studios 8.0
Nestled comfortably away on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast, Garth Richardson has spent years working on his state-of-the-art facility, The Farm Studios... In fact, it never really remains the same for very long before Richardson changes things up in some way or another.
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A Very Socially Distanced Recording Method
After creating a Dante network throughout Farm Studios' property, producer Garth Richardson can now record virtually anywhere on his seven-acre site.
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Kensington
Kensington's #1 album, 'Time,' was produced and recorded by GGGarth at his studio, The Farm, located on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia. The video for the band's single, "What Lies Ahead," gives a great first-hand look into the band's experience making this record - from arrival in Vancouver, their trip to the Farm, the gear and equipment within, inspiring views, and more.
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