Interview with David Fisher

Jez Wells

Interview with David Fisher

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Abstract

Dave Fisher has worked at the BBC and The University of Surrey. At the latter he was Director of the renowned Tonmeister course in Music and Sound Recording from 1983 until his retirement, as Emeritus Professor of Sound Recording, in 2011. During that time he undertook a wide range of lecturing duties, including teaching recording techniques to students in each year of their course. This interview, which took place in the Audio Lab at the University of York in January 2012, was undertaken as part of the ‘Is Recording Engineering?’ project, supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Original language	English
Journal	Journal on the Art of Record Production
Issue number	7
Publication status	Published - Nov 2012

Keywords

sound recording engineering higher education tonmeister

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