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			<description>This is a nice list of tips for musicians. It's important that the guys going into the studio respect the job of the engineer, and let him work.  And the best way to respect him is to show up prepared to do your job (aka play some kick ass music) which then makes his job (capturing the kick ass music to the best quality possible) much easier.

In addition to what you say here, I've found that by getting to know engineers ahead of time by grabbing a coffee or even taking him or her to a show of a band that resembles the sound you want for your band, and then just shooting the shit about the music, their experiences, etc., you can have a much better experience.  Not only will they understand you better, but they can help you get the most band for your buck, by booking the slow hours in the studio (usually early part of the day), or just knowing what rooms have the best sound and gear for your band. - Cameron Mizell</description>
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