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How production used to be done
This is a great fun video introduction to an awards category at the American Mercury Radio Awards from 1995.
I have no idea why this has suddenly surfaced fifteen years after it was made but it’s a lovely glimpse into a world that’s changed so much with digitisation.
If you’re young enough never to have used analogue tape, carts and a live mixing desk for your production then this is for you. See what hell your forefathers went through so you can sit at a Mac all day.
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