Bob Power

Bob Power is a multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning producer, engineer and mixer. His projects include "On and On" for Erykah Badu (double Grammy winner), the first four Tribe Called Quest albums, De la Soul, Bobby Mc Ferrin, Ozomatli (Grammy winner), Citizen Cope, Common, the Roots, Meshell Ndegeocello, David Byrne, Spike Lee, Jason Moran... and virtually every major record label.

"I was a working musician for many years, scored TV for 8 years, got heavily into adverts, then records. Recording since 1973. Influenced by every sound I've ever heard, but my desert island records would have to be Curtis Mayfield's Superfly soundtrack, Earth Wind & Fire's Greatest Hits, and the Beatles Revolver. Ok... Abbey Road, too."

Bob Power and FabFilter

"I learned of FabFilter through my peers' recommendations. I love FabFilter's fresh and totally useful new take on user interface; across their entire line of products."

"As any well-designed piece of software, the GUI is intuitive and informative. And in a side-by-side test, the linear phase eq (FabFilter Pro-Q 2) just totally blew away the usual suspects. And the limiter is quite transparent – none of the crunch associated with heavy limiting. All-around, great sounding, excellent user-interface, innovative."

Links

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