Posted on 01/10/1999
The shift and the noise By 1999 it became obvious to me that there was a seismic shift coming up in the music and media businesses. The internet had changed a lot, and the role of the traditional large recording studio had come towards the end. Plus the noise from drum recordings at Hookfarm studios […]
Posted on 01/07/1997
Establishing the Home Base. In the mid 90’s it became increasingly clear that Internet was about to take off big time. And that it would be useful for someone like myself. So without knowing too much about that new technology, I rushed to acquire some strategic domain names to be prepared for the things to […]
Posted on 01/03/1989
1989 was an exciting year in many ways. One day I got a visit from Kenneth Bager (Dr.Baker, Coma, Music for Dreams) who was then the A&R for Virgin Records. He had signed a young rap outfit to match the then dominating rap group “MC Einar” who had been quite successful. Kenneth asked to record the album […]
Posted on 01/01/1987
My song “Whale Song” was recorded and included on the 2nd DéFilm album, and became probably the most succesful track from that album. I play all keys, and sing the backing vocals on the album version, although I officially had left the band by the time of the release. I also did not appear in […]
Posted on 01/10/1986
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Posted on 13/08/1984
[gdlr_divider type=”solid” size=”100%” ] A Danish classic A real studio classic, and a classy piece of engineering. The “TC-2290 Programmable Digital Delay and Effects Control Processor”- or just TC-2290 – by Danish company TC Group (formerly TC Electronics) has found a place in most high end studios across the world. Writing the manual Being deeply […]