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Ron Albert in an audio engineer and record producer best known as comprising half of the duo The Albert Brothers with his brother Howard. Born November 12 1951 in Miami Florida.
As an audio he created with his brother "The Miami Drum Sound", according to Ron <ref>“As technology improved, we’d work on our skills. We’d come in late – everybody else would go home at six o’clock. We came up with our multi-mic technique for recording drums: we’d go overhead, have one mic on the kick and mics on every cymbal." This technique was relevant for rock in general, “Part of getting a good guitar sound was knowing the instrument. People will still behave like they’re on stage, and put a microphone straight on a guitar – but if you move the mic six inches to the left, or right, or down, suddenly the sound is so much different.”"
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[edit]https://www.guitarworld.com/features/albert-brothers-hendrix-zappa-clapton-allman-brothers-sessions