Audio Technology

Fixing a Phantom Issue

Last issue, I wrote an article about The Rubens’ recording in their own studio, which they built inside an old WWII bunker. The record, is a spectacular slice of Australian pop, and The Bunker’s semi-trailer-fitting, arched ceiling makes for a fascinating space. Bass player for the band, Will Zeglis doubles as the Bunker’s in-house engineer. It’s his Soundtracs console that went down with a

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