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Bob Lifton And Regent Sound Studio Essay

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Oswald Lewis
Professor Monford
Audio Distribution
20 September 2016

Bob Lifton and Regent sound studio

The recording industry during early 1970 was a smaller community than what it is today, during this time many individual were working from personal studios. There was few manufacturer of audio equipment, not too much information to read on and not many people knew about this equipment something that a lot of engineers were doing during this time was modifying equipment or building their own equipment out the machine that were design to do a completely different function and if you were a successful studio they were very secretive about the key to success.

Robert Lifton better knowed as Bob Lifton was a sound engineer from New York during 1959,

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