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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2025 · 1H 1M

Tim Jenison: building an analog recording studio in a digital world

from The Stereo Image · host Mike Jones

Today we are excited to have Tim Jenison on the podcast. If we were looking for guests who would literally embody the name of this show, Tim would be the perfect guest. He is an inventor, filmmaker, musician, and amazing technician who’s current project is to build a recording studio using only analogue gear. He knows his tech and he knows his music too. You might have heard of him from his Tim’s Vermeer documentary but I talk with him more about one of his latest projects. He’s building a recording studio near his home but he’s using only analog gear. It’s fascinating to hear about the challenges he’s facing and why people still look for that analog experience in todays digital world. More info for this episode: Tim's Vermeer (IMDB) Monty Alexander Shure 55 Elivs Mic (Wikipedia) Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles (YouTube) Bosendorfer Pianos Weber Duo-Art Player Piano (YouTube) Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces (YouTube) Switched on Bach (YouTube)

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