I Bificus - Production

Production

  • Producers: Peter Karroll, Oliver Leiber, Glenn Rosenstein, John Webster
  • Engineers: Delwyn Brooks, Johnny Potoker, Barry Rudolph, David Swope
  • Assistant engineers: Delwyn Brooks, Tara Nelson, Shaun Thingvold
  • Mixing: Delwyn Brooks, Brian Malouf, Tara Nelson, Johnny Potoker
  • Mixing assistant: Delwyn Brooks, Tara Nelson
  • Mastering: Andy VanDette
  • Digital Editing: Tal Herzberg
  • Programming: Adam Percy, Mike Sage, John Webster
  • Drum Programming: Oliver Leiber
  • Keyboard Programming: Oliver Leiber
  • Arranger: Peter Karroll
  • String Coordinator: Glenn Rosenstein
  • Layout Design: Ralph Alfonso
  • Artwork: Ralph Alfonso
  • Photo Concept: Karen Moskowitz
  • Photography: David Leyes, Karen Moskowitz
  • Liner Notes: Bif Naked
  • Illustrations: Bif Naked
  • Hand Lettering: Bif Naked
  • Drawing: Bif Naked

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