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БЂњMy main approach to recording drums hasnБЂ™t changed much over the years,БЂ« he explains, БЂњespecially in Studio A, where I started when it was the Power Station, after coming there from a brief stint at .б
Maybe itБЂ™s just his sterling personality БЂ" try and match him for upbeat enthusiasm — that gets him these great gigs, but probably itБЂ™s just as much because he really knows how to record musicians and their instruments. And while capturing drums can be a quagmire for the faint of heart, Dorfsman charges fearlessly into any session, mics in hand, applying his deep experience to getting that sound down.б б б б
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Something is obviously working for . This NYC-honed producer/engineerБЂ™s credits are impeccable, with GRAMMY awards for the likes of (Nothing Like the Sun) and (Brothers In Arms), and a whole bunch of clients that youБЂ™ve got somewhere in your iPod , , , , , ).
Drums de Dorfsman: Chimene Badi at Avatar’s Studio A
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