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Chapman Recording Revisits Analog

	
Jun  1, 2006, 
	Compiled by Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
While many studios have either converted to digital consoles or opted for a workstation-compatible control surface, Chapman Recording (www.chapmanrecording.com)...

	





	
Nashville Skyline

	
May  1, 2006, 
	By Rick Clark
	
	

	
	
Last month, I paid an overdue visit to MTSU and the Murfreesboro scene. Originally, I went down for what I thought was going to be a rather quick day...

	





	
New York Metro

	
May  1, 2006, 
	By David Weiss
	
	

	
	
Everybody knows what Frankie said about making it in New York City; is it possible he was crooning to the audio engineer who captured those legendary...

	





	
The Versatile Engineer

	
May  1, 2006, 
	BY KEVIN BECKA
	
	

	
	
Today's lean-and-mean studio economy is a scary world for freelance audio engineers even for established mixers who in the past had little trouble finding...

	





	
Credit Where Credit's Due

	
May  1, 2006, 
	By Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
For producers, engineers, musicians and songwriters, proper crediting is the lifeblood of a creative career. It's how the world knows what you've done,...

	





	
Studio Survival

	
May  1, 2006, 
	By David Weiss
	
	

	
	
There's been a lot of anxiety lately over major studios closing. New York, Los Angeles, Nashville each have their stories, from rental prices in New York...

	





	
Where's the Money?

	
May  1, 2006, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
What's that sound? Is that flap-flap-flap you're hearing the sound of money flying out your window on little white wings? Is that VROOM outside in the...

	





	
Tools of Engagement

	
May  1, 2006, 
	By Mel Lambert
	
	

	
	
Audio hardware and software manufacturers do not exist in a vacuum. They are as much a part of the industry as the talented artists who tweak, abuse,...

	






            
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