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Video: Music production from the ground up

Successful student musicians weigh the risk of self-recording cheaply against the cost of professional-quality studio recordings

Local country-rock musicians the Moonshine Ramblers recording their album in their house on Windsor St. in Halifax.

Adam Miller
Feb 7, 2010

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