Engineering · Production
Michael Verdick
Michael Verdick is credited on 931 releases across 142 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1974–2023 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
931
Credits
142
Albums
6
Decades active
352
In collections
Biography
US producer and audio engineer.
Started at the Record Plant, Los Angeles in 1974, moved to Location Recording Service in 1976 where he became studio manager. In 1983 founded Channel Recording and in 1986 Monday To Sunday. Did A&R for MCA Records (1989-1991) and for Unitone Recordings (1996-2001). Was video game sound director for Healing Rhythms (2002-2006) and program director for Video Symphony (2008-2013). He is currently director of production company Masterphonic and of Regaltone, a manufacturer of vacuum tube guitar amplifiers.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
931 releases · 142 albums · active 1974–2023
- Engineering · 898
- Production · 366
- Mastering · 34
- Performance · 19
- Other credits · 14
Studios: Channel Recording · Master Control, Burbank · Record Plant, Los Angeles · Criteria Recording Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

True Blue
1986

One Of These Nights
1975

Who's That Girl (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1987

Bête Noire
1987

Jody Watley
1987

One Eighty
1980

The Very Best Of
2003

Juice
1981

Beverly Hills Cop II (The Motion Picture Soundtrack Album)
1987

Papa Don't Preach
1986

As Far As Siam
1981

Head Over Heels
1975

Live To Tell
1986

High Crime
1984

View From The Ground
1982

Miami Vice II (New Music From The Television Series, "Miami Vice")
1986

Respect
2021

Little Miss Dangerous
1986

Sleeping Beauty
1976

Seven/Cantamos
2006

True Blue (Super Club Mix)
1986

The Terminator (Original Soundtrack)
1984

The Wild Life (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1984

White Noise
1982
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