“L'Amor Mio Non Muore - Sala D'Incisione, Dischi” was born in 2015 from an idea of Roberto Villa and Alberto Bazzoli; the studio is equipped with numerous tape recorders and vintage instrumentation, mostly made in Italy and born from the need to reverse and give an alternative to today's standard of recording and music production techniques. It all starts with the Studer A80 8-track recorder. The philosophy and method of work is imposed by the reduced number of tracks which leads to greater attention to the arrangement and to avoid postponing the various artistic choices to the future. Over the years the equipment is implemented and with it the possibilities increase, but the approach remains essential and completely at the service of music and sound.

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