Music Production
Old Friends Bring a Lost Work to Life
An abandoned Tommy Dorsey symphonic work is being brought to life for the first time by trombone virtuoso Jim Pugh and Grammy-winning engineer Jim Anderson.
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Seen on the Scene: InfoComm 2026, Part 4
InfoComm 2026 was a hit, packing the Las Vegas Convention Center with exhibitors and...
Reviews
Mix Review: Hisong AirStudio S1
The Hisong AirStudio S1 all-in-one mobile recording capsule aims to help musicians capture ideas...
Post and Broadcast
RTL Deutschland Tests FreeSpeak Cell
RTL Deutschland recently tested the FreeSpeak Cell system during a live event production at...
Music Production
Alan Meyerson Talks Miking Strings
Recording engineer and mixer Alan Meyerson recentlyrecorded and mixed Nico Cartosio’s latest album.
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Seen on the Scene: InfoComm 2026, Part 3
InfoComm 2026 was a hit, packing the Las Vegas Convention Center with exhibitors and...
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Seen on the Scene: InfoComm 2026, Part 2
InfoComm 2026 was a hit, packing the Las Vegas Convention Center with exhibitors and...
New Products
Mix InfoComm 2026 Best of Show Winners Announced
Congratulations to the InfoComm 2026 Best of Show winners and all the product teams...
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Seen on the Scene: InfoComm 2026, Part 1
InfoComm 2026 was a hit, packing the Las Vegas Convention Center with exhibitors and...
Live Sound
Sensibly Applying AI to AV Projects
At InfoComm, presenter Bill Fons discussed ways to implement human checkpoints—and accountability—when working with...
Music Production
Young Guru Hosts Masterclass at Roc Nation School
Legendary engineer Young Guru gave a special lecture last Friday at Brooklyn’s Roc Nation...
Music Production
London’s LALA Opens 179 Studios
LALA Music has opened 179 Studios at its London headquarters.
Music Production
Matthew Koma Makes His Own Luck
Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and producer Matthew Koma used a AEA R88 stereo ribbon microphone...
Facilities
WSDG Heads South for Swing Music 2.0
Walters-Storyk Design Group built dual studio environment for the Argentine composers of Swing Music.
Facilities
Mix’s Recording Studio Class of 2026, Part 5
The conclusion of Mix’s annual look at studio design, where we present some of...
Facilities
Pasadena’s Jose Perez Upgrades with Custom House
Audio engineer and producer Jose Perez has a new Dolby Atmos production studio in...
Sponsored
The GreenHouse Grows in Brooklyn
The GreenHouse Recording Co. in Brooklyn has become a multi-room production environment powered by...
Facilities
Mix’s Recording Studio Class of 2026, Part 4
In Mix’s annual look at studio design, we present some of the most exciting...
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Live Sound
Ernest Tubb Record Shop Gets AV Upgrade
Nashville’s legendary Ernest Tubb Record Shop recently underwent a complete AV upgrade created by...
Live Gear
Superyacht System Sails the Seas
Montana Pro Audio gives 177-foot superyacht an audio update.
Business
The InfoComm 2026 Demo Room Deep Dive
The demo rooms are where it's at for audio at InfoComm 2026.—here's what's inside...
Business
Violet Audio Rolls into InfoComm
Violet Audio US is introducing its new dMix 128 mixing system at InfoComm this...
Live Sound
Iron Maiden FOH Position Gets New Addition
The band's longtime FOH engineer, Ken “Pooch” Van Druten, has added new gear to...
New Products
Undertone Audio Unveils MPEQ-1 EQ Plug-In
The MPEQ-1 Super-Parametric Saturation Equalizer plug-in brings the company’s equalizer into a digital format...
New Products
UJAM Retrocraft Plug-In Aims for Vintage Vibe
Getting that old-school analog sound can require a mix-and-match approach, so Retrocraft brings a...
New Products
Eventide Audio Launches H9 Harmonizer Gen 2
Eventide has unveiled the H9 Harmonizer Gen 2 multi-effects pedal, built around the processing...
New Products
Violet Audio Expands dMix 128 AoIP Features
Violet Audio/Violet Audio US has expanded the dMix 128 Digital Mixer platform with new...
New Products
Lindell Audio Launches LiN76 mkII FET Compressor
Lindell Audio is launching the LiN76 mkII, which it is positioning as a modern-day...
Soundworks Collection Interview Series
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: USA For Africa’s “We Are the World”
Recording engineer Humberto Gatica shares why "We Are The World" was the most significant,...
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: The Eagles’ “Hotel California”
Producer/engineer Bill Szymczyk looks back at capturing the Eagles' evergreen, number-one single, "Hotel California."
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: Paul Davis’ “I Go Crazy”
When Paul Davis played engineer Ed Seay his new song, neither could have known...
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: The Tubes’ “White Punks On Dope”
The studio version of The Tubes’ anthemic, zany, crowd favorite was also Al Kooper's...
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: Iris DeMent’s “Let the Mystery Be”
Producer Jim Rooney shares how Iris DeMent nearly left 'Let The Mystery Be' off...
Blog
Mix Blog: The Ultimate Audition Tape
A legendary recording engineer, a legendary band, a long lost audition tape, and a potentially explosive court case. Get ready for this one...
Blog
From The Editor — Billy Joel and the Birth of Digital Recording
The career of Billy Joel and the development of digital recording uniquely paralleled each other, as both began in the 1960s and lurched forward...
Blog
Mix Live Blog: Sticker Shock!
Reports of 'Blue Dot Fever' are widespread across the concert business, but what does it actually indicate?
Blog
Craig Anderton’s Open Channel: Influencers—Reviewers or Manipulators?
Let’s take a deep dive into today’s front line of reviewers: the “influencers.”
Blog
Jimmy Douglass Archive Heads to Auction
Mics, reels and more used for Aretha Franklin, Dr. Dre, Justin Timberlake and others will go under the hammer in a pair of online...
Blog
Genesis, Zappa, Nirvana, Elvis, Alexander Dumble Gear Heads to Auction
The 'Music Icons' auction has 800 lots, including an Elvis stage-used microphone, Phil Collins' headphones and the contents of legendary amp designer Alexander Dumble's...
