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""Music producer Moses Schneider: The art of cool shit""

Thomas Winkler, SPIEGEL ONLINE

"...Most music producers are knob twiddlers. Moses Schneider is a conductor. In the studio, he helps bands achieve the perfect sound. No wonder he is now twice in the running for the prestigious Echo..." read more

"...SPEX Talk: Moses Schneider & Tony Visconti... Analog is better"

Patrice Vetter, SPEX Magazin, 8/1/2013

"...David Bowie is back - and Tony Visconti is back at his side as producer. Just recently, he and his colleague Moses Schneider talked about the Berlin trilogy, new album recordings via Skype and old and new tricks. ...." 

"Moses Schneider - From barista to prophet of the music scene"
 1LIVE Plan B Talk , 16/10/2013

"...The arts critics have been celebrating him for years as a "child prodigy". Musicians have their sons named after him. Producer Moses Schneider is probably the man with the most legendary reputation in the German music scene..." read more

"How to pimp your practice room: German music producer's tips for successful live recordings"

www.gearslutz.com, 12/09/2014

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"Producer Moses Schneider is one of Germany's most influential music producers. Sound on Sound magazine describes him as "quote". Under his influence, Strokes producer Gordon Raphael recorded the Strokes albums "Is This It" and "Room On Fire". Schneider passes on his knowledge with "The alternative workbook or how to pimp your practice room". It is now mandatory reading for live recording. From positioning the band members in the recording room to positioning the mics - in the e-book, Schneider explains techniques to produce the best possible recordings without great expense as well as descriptions and sound samples. He shares his personal approach to producing and his practical experience, including recording the internationally renowned metal band Kreator. The introduction is by Strokes producer Gordon Raphael who took his inspiration from his work with Schneider....." read more

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