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Original articles, sessions and records gathered from across the No Dough archive.
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Danny Bartha and James Hamilton step up to the plate for the next podcast. Equipped with only the rarest of plastic discs, two pair of hands and a load of beers, they have managed to construct something pretty for you to listen to... who remembers how to do…
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The blog is back, after a brief hiatus. It’s good to get back to sharing tips and thoughts with everyone. This time I’m going to talk about an issue that has evolved, not through changes in trends, technique or the thinking behind how to make good music, but…
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We are happy to share with you our new Podcast by Greg Sawyer from Tenth Circle records. Tenth Circle has been making some waves with some epic first records, its so hard for a new label to make an impression, but these guys have. Without further ado...
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We have something new for you in this production blog, the start of a new format of production centric interviews. The whole idea is that we are going to grab some of the most exciting new producers, the most revered veteran producers and the more interesting…
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When creating music, you’re only as strong as your weakest link. If your bridge is flat, your chorus will fall flat; if your kick is anaemic, your groove will drag it's ass along the floor and if your compressor’s pumping the whole thing can go to pot. This…
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We give a warm welcome to an old friend of ours Paddy Kearns who has brought us a special treat here in the form of a Debut podcast by his new act, fresh from the heat of Ibiza we present his mix as Padraig Ballyer. A veteran of many styles of music taking a…
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We’ve all experienced ‘writers block’ - when you’ve been working on a track for a while and it seemed to be progressing well. Suddenly, things just aren’t clicking. Try as you might, you can’t push past the feeling that something’s wrong. This is completely…
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Working in music or learning to, you hear a lot of "funny" words: fat, warm... thick... organic. These descriptive words often have quite different meaning from one person to the next and that makes it kinda confusing trying to decipher what you need to know.…
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When you’re first starting out, one of the biggest challenges can be your own self-doubt. Are you doing things the right way? Is your technique correct? Maybe you feel like you’re hitting your head against a brick wall? We all experience this problem.…
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