Artist Interviews

Glass Animals' mastermind Dave Bayley talks about how he uses UAD plug-ins and UA hardware on the group's forward-thinking productions, as well as some cool tips for crafting interesting guitar and vocal tracks.

Here, Grammy-winning engineer Eric J details how he crafts panoramic mixes and carves out space in the dense, bass-heavy productions of Flume and Chet Faker.

Three top engineer/producers give you some tips and techniques for managing this careful dance of sonic techniques and interpersonal skills.

Learn how multi-platinum producer Louis Bell uses his Apollo Twin and UAD plug-ins to record and mix vocals for artists such as Post Malone, Camila Cabello, and DJ Snake.

Here, the Grammy-winning producer discusses his winding career path, as well as his recent Apollo Artist Session where he recorded the Preservation Hall Jazz Band in their legendary 200-year-old space in the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter.

In this video, Che Pope and Ben Jaffe discuss the process and techniques used to capture the Apollo Artist Session Vol. XII.

We chatted with Hamilton about his hybrid analog/digital recording studio, how he implements UAD plug-ins and Unison technology in his workflow, and the session he produced at at Studio G, his multi-room Brooklyn recording facility, tracking hip-hop artist Lyrics Born.

Learn how producer Steve Mackey (M.I.A., Florence and the Machine) used an original, and rare, Bill Putnam-designed UA 610 console — along with Apollo interfaces — on Arcade Fire's album, Everything Now.