An ‘Air’ of Sophistication: Sound Design 1,401 Feet Above New York City
Air, an immersive art experience at the top of One Vanderbilt in New York City, uses mirrors and sound design to evoke endless expanses.
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Air, an immersive art experience at the top of One Vanderbilt in New York City, uses mirrors and sound design to evoke endless expanses.
Announced this week by the folks at GIK Acoustics, the Sound Block collection is...
Reviewer Barry Rudolph puts Crane Song's A/D converter through the paces and declares 'Interstellar...
Mick Guzauski recently integrated a Solid State Logic UC1 plug-in controller into his hybrid...
Mix is proud to showcase 18 exciting new creative spaces from some of the...
InfoComm 2022 is hitting Las Vegas as if the pandemic never happened, as the...
With The NAMM Show 2022 now officially consigned to the history books, the industry...
Check out more of our NAMM 2022 photo coverage in our ongoing wrap-up of...
The 37th annual TEC Awards took place at NAMM on Saturday night, honoring achievements...
The NAMM Show 2022 returned this past weekend, taking place for the first time...
Mix is proud to showcase 18 exciting new creative spaces from some of the...
Karma Auger and Erich Gobel of Studio1LA, recently visited United Recording to track Peter...
Grammy-winning producer/engineer Gimel "Young Guru" Keaton has joined LIU's Roc Nation School of Music,...
Four decades on, designer and acoustician Russ Berger is still reshaping his business.
Mix is proud to showcase 18 exciting new creative spaces from some of the...
Audio engineer Paul Norris has been using Nugen Audio’s Halo Upmix, Focus and Paragon...
Arranger Stevie Blacke has been using Mojave Mics to capture arrangements for various hit...
Peter Thomas, founder of PMC, provided seven rare demos for UMG’s 50th anniversary release...
DAS Audio’s Lara self-powered cardioid line array made its world debut at the Lanxess...
How Meyer Sound added power and cut the weight with its new flagship PANTHER...
For the first time, the CMA Festival banned display of the Confederate flag on...
Veteran jamband Umphrey's McGee headed to Iceland earlier this year for “Röckjavik,” a special...
The Tony Awards, honoring the best work on Broadway during the current theatrical season,...
Reviewer Mike Levine feels that ultimately, software subscriptions are all about value, and finds...
At NAMM 2022, Auratone announced its first active model, the Auratone 5C Active Super...
oeksound product specialist and live sound engineer Veera Vallinkoski discusses the development of the...
Producer/engineer Rob Tavaglione pop some Flare Calmer earplugs in and gives them a post-mix...
At InfoComm 2022, RF Venue introduced COMBINE8, a wireless IEM system antenna combiner with...
ICYMI: This episode features a rebroadcast of our TEC...
With the unexpected passing Friday of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, we look back...
Steve Earle’s ode to the city of New Orleans had a surprising start, as...
“You know, Eddie, there’s never been a blues song written about the summertime. Let’s...
Legendary producer Glyn Johns shares how The Who’s “Baba O’Riley" came together and became...
A Classic Among Classics: “Blue Suede Shoes”
With every new advancement in music technology comes a wave of outcry that music is being destroyed...but is it?
The music world — particularly the country music community — is mourning the recent death of singer/songwriter Naomi Judd.
Mix co-editor Tom Kenny explains why the return of live music this summer is gonna be awesome (and/or will rock).
FOH engineer/blogger Steve La Cerra caught a (technical) bug the other day—and then it traveled with him to other gigs.
Whitney Houston had a voice like no other, and an award-winning, Russ Berger-designed home studio to match—and now it can be yours.
Has the Internet democratized music? Well, sorta. But a model that turned over artistic and financial control to the fans would be true democratization.