All Wave
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In music production, the All Wave method, developed by The Breeders guitarist and Pixies bassist Kim Deal, states no computers, digital recording or "auto-tuning" should be used during production.
This style of recording was later replicated by Foo Fighters for their 2011 release Wasting Light, though it appears to be just a coincidence rather than any direct influence the All Wave method had on the band.
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- 4AD - The Breeders profile
- Breeders, Albini Stand By ‘All Wave’ Analog Recording - Listening Post April 19, 2008
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