Rick Beato x Eddie Kramer Interview

In this interview, we sit down with legendary audio engineer and producer Eddie Kramer at Toronto's legendary Revolution Recording Studios. We discuss his ridiculously impressive discography, crafting iconic psychedelic rock sounds of Jimi Hendrix, Beatles, Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin. Timecodes: 00:00 - Introduction 01:33 - History of Recording Jimi Hendrix 02:28 - Recording Process 05:10 - Using Glockenspiel 06:58 - Peak Limiters 08:41 - Helios Mixing Console 10:33 - Console Features 12:27 - Mixing in Headphones 13:25 - Recording Drums 14:22 - Working on 'Axis' Album 15:15 - Mixing Drums 16:12 - Experiments with Stereo Sound 18:57 - Microphones for Recording Drums 20:55 - Mixing Albums 21:55 - Recording in New York 23:50 - Incident During Session 27:20 - Jimi's Solo Recording 28:17 - Transportation of Films 29:18 - Construction of 'Electric Lady Studios' 30:15 - Working with Jimi 31:15 - Neumann Microphones 32:12 - Working with Beatles 34:50 - Recording of 'All You Need is Love' 37:27 - Beatles Professionalism 39:57 - Gluing & Recording 40:57 - Work Experience in Studio 42:53 - Sammy Davis Recording 43:50 - Working with Led Zeppelin 44:50 - Technical Details 48:30 - Recording in England 50:25 - Transition to Producing 52:20 - Musical Education 55:00 - Career in Show Business 56:40 - Moving to USA 57:20 - Working with Kiss 59:15 - Kiss 'Alive!' Album 01:02:01 - Working with Rolling Stones 01:05:42 - Recording of 'Street Fighting Man' 01:08:40 - Impact of Digital...