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In 1985, a group of British record producers held an informal meeting to swap advice and information about their working lives. For many, the meeting was enlightening because it was the first opportunity they had had to discuss their professional roles with people who undertook the same basic tasks. The meeting ended with one conclusion - producers needed a representative body to give them a strong, unified voice within the industry so that they could express their views and concerns.

The British Record Producers Guild was established to meet this need and quickly attracted membership from many of the UK's top record producers. As it grew it took responsibility for alerting the music industry to a wide range of technical and business issues and provided a forum for discussion with other representatives of the music industry.

There were practical benefits, too. With the Guild's help many producers collected additional income from overseas earnings, while others benefited from the advice the Guild gave on issues such as archiving on DAT and rescuing damaged vintage master tapes.