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The Sound Company at Ground Zero on 9/11
When the Twin Towers came down on September 11, 2001, one sound company was particularly affected: RSA Audio of Edgewood, NY.
Business
Skywalker Sound Pros to Talk ‘Forgotten Island’ at Mix Sound for Film & TV
Learn how these top audio pros built a distinctive, inventive soundscape for Dreamworks Animation’s...
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Mix Live Blog: A Different Kind of Pollution
The new $184 million Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids, Michigan is at loggerheads with...
Facilities
Vietnam’s OnlyC Upgrades with New Console
The first SSL Origin analog mixing console in Vietnam has landed at the studio...
Business
Group Agrees Dialog Intelligibility Framework
A group of audio metering manufacturers have joined forces with Fraunhofer Institute for Digital...
Business
‘Project Hail Mary’ Audio Team Set for Mix Sound for Film & TV Event!
Hear from the audio team behind the sci-fi smash 'Project Hail Mary' at this...
Business
Spectacular ‘Spider-Man’ Team-Up Set for Mix Sound For Film & TV Event
The sound teams of ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ and ‘Spider-Noir’ swing into the annual...
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Sound, Music Emmy Award Winners Named
Winners of the 78th annual Creative Arts Emmy Awards were announced this past weekend,...
Business
RIAA Releases H1 2026 Revenue Report
It has been a good year for recorded music, according to the RIAA, with...
news
California Post Production Tax Incentives Pass
California's Senate and Assembly have passed a bill that offers tax incentives designed to...
Facilities
New Nashville Immersive Studio Launches
Covered Bridge Recording near Nashville opened less than a year ago, designed from the...
Facilities
Mix-O-Lydian Studios Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Don Sternecker is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of his Mix-O-Lydian Studios.
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Classic Tracks: Pink Floyd’s “Money”
A rock legend in his own right, Alan Parsons shares how he engineered Pink...
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Classic Tracks: Prince and the Revolution’s “Let’s Go Crazy”
Recording Prince and the Revolution's “Let’s Go Crazy” in October 1983 was baptism by...
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Classic Tracks: Vince Gill’s “High Lonesome Sound”
With his sweet tenor voice and a tear in his vocal, Vince Gill defines...
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Classic Tracks: Chicago’s “25 or 6 to 4”
Late one night in 1969, Robert Lamm returned home came home late from a...
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Classic Tracks: Lucinda Williams’ “Car Wheels on a Gravel Road”
Inside the creation of Lucinda Williams’ breakthrough, Grammy-winning masterpiece.
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Les Paul’s Family, Foundation Exchange Words Over Razed House
Historic Mahwah, N.J., home once housed the guitarist and recording pioneer’s hand-built studio and...
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Integrator Helps Turn Casino into House of Worship
System integrator Arrow+Jay brought modern-day technology to an unusual worship facility.
Business
John McMahon Named Meyer Sound COO
John McMahon, a 20-year veteran of Meyer Sound, has been named chief operating officer...
Live Sound
Mixing Alex Warren on the Road
As Alex Warren's production has grown onstage over the last year, so have the...
Live Sound
Philly’s Highmark Mann Installs New Lawn P.A.
Philadelphia’s Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts now has an L-Acoustics L2D system...
Live Sound
Meyer Sound Partners with David Geffen Hall
Meyer Sound has installed a Tigra line array system in New York City’s David...
New Products
Nugen Audio Focuses on Dialog Intelligibility at IBC 2026
Nugen Audio will unveil the latest edition of its dialog intelligibility and compliance tool,...
New Products
Studio Technologies Model 791 Control Console – A Mix Product of the Week
New from the folks at Studio Technologies is the Model 791 Control Console, a...
New Products
Yamaha Debuts DM5 Series Digital Desks
Yamaha’s new DM5 consoles, taking cues from its DM7 Series, are squarely aimed at...
New Products
Soundcraft Launches Signature Plus Series Consoles
Soundcraft’s new Signature Plus Series centers around four analog mixers intended for both studio...
New Products
Shure Wavetool 4 Arrives with New Features, Global Instant Replay
Shure’s Wavetool production audio monitoring software adds a bevy of new and expanded features...
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Classic Tracks: The Doors’ “The End”
The moody, 11-minute, open-ended, raga-rock opus "The End" was the centerpiece of the band's...
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Classic Tracks: The Staple Singers’ “Respect Yourself”
“Respect Yourself” was released as a single in the fall of 1971, reaching #2...
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Classic Tracks: Mountain’s “Mississippi Queen”
"On the day we decided to work on the song, Leslie blew off the...
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Classic Tracks: Bob Seger’s “Night Moves”
'Night Moves' was a good move for Bob Seger—both the Number One single...
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Classic Tracks: Wendy Carlos’ “March from ‘A Clockwork Orange'”
Director Stanley Kubrick turned to a unique fusion of classical music themes and contemporary...
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Queen, Beatles Mics and More Head to Auction
Microphones that captured crucial classic rock performances will hit the auction block in October.
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Dave Brubeck Studio Piano, Mic and More Head to Auction
Multiple items from the home studio of Jazz legend Dave Brubeck are hitting the auction block through mid-September.
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Inside Eventide’s Temperance Pro Modal Reverb
Reverb plug-ins are familiar audio tools that get familiar results, but Eventide’s new Temperance plug-in sidesteps the familiar, breaking new ground as a Modal...
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Mix Blog Live: Is Your Data Really Secure?
Storage, backups, file transfers and one-click copying-made-easy force artists to keep an eye—and heightened security—on unreleased tracks.
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Mix Live Blog: I Take It Personally
"At some point during the show, two-thirds of the right side of the P.A. system stopped working...."
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From the Editor: Fine Food and Great Music
Is it me or is there an unusually high correlation between the recording industry and the “foodie” industry?
