Michael Beinhorn

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Michael Beinhorn is an American musician and record producer.

Beinhorn started his professional career as a musician, playing keyboards in Bill Laswell's Material during the 1980s. He got a chance to work with jazz icon Herbie Hancock, producing Hancock's Future Shock album, which contained the massive hit single "Rockit" (co-written by Beinhorn and a Billboard #1), regarded as one of hip hop's seminal hits.

In 1998, Beinhorn received a Grammy Nomination for "Producer Of The Year" for his work on Celebrity Skin by Hole and Mechanical Animals by Marilyn Manson.

Looking for the best way to capture a broad frequency range during the recording process, Beinhorn devised the Ultra Analog Recording format. This process utilizes two inch magnetic tape, running on a custom built 8 track head stack.

Michael Beinhorn has since produced the albums of several musicians including The Blizzards, Korn, Marilyn Manson, Soundgarden, Soul Asylum, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Hole, The Verve Pipe, Raging Slab, Ozzy Osbourne, Mew, Social Distortion, The Golden Palominos and Black Label Society.

He had recently worked on the new Hole album, Nobody's Daughter, released in early 2010. In addition, he is also working on a blog, How To Save Popular Music

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