2000s Studio Gear Timeline
The 2000s saw digital technology firmly established as the backbone of music production. Computer-based recording and plug-ins became the norm, offering near limitless effects processing within digital audio workstations. Hardware digital processors continued to evolve, but software increasingly replaced them, making high-quality reverbs, delays, modulation, and mastering tools accessible to anyone with a computer. While analogue gear enjoyed a resurgence among professionals and enthusiasts seeking warmth and character, the decade was defined by the dominance of DAWs and plug-ins, cementing the transition from hardware to software in studios worldwide.
Wheatus
The timeless appeal of Teenage Dirtbag is a testament to the songwriting talents of Brendan Brown, as well as the recording process that brought it to life. Despite the song’s popularity, very little information is available about the actual recording process. However, some articles have shed light on the distinctive guitar sound that defines the track. […]