Mix Regional: Midwest U.S.
Updates from Pachyderm Studios, Audio for the Arts, Ambient Studios, Minnehaha, Gaslight, Shock City, 416 Wabash, Static Shack, DNA Music Labs, Wild Sound, Stone Soup Recording Studios, The Pearl, Clutch Sound and Element Recording Studios.
Skating Polly, Brad Wood and 'The Make It All Show'
Brad Wood engineered, produced and mixed Skating Polly's latest album, "The Make It All Show," in Seagrass Studio, the personal space that he has owned and operated for the past 14 years.
Angelique Kidjo’s 'Remain in Light'
Cross-Culture Advocate Re-imagines Talking Heads With African Spirit
The Evolution of Frank Turner
By Anthony Savona. Punk Folk Troubadour Aims to “Be More Kind” With His Latest Release
Mix Regional: Nashville
By Barbara Schultz. Nick Raskulinecz: Room for Variety; Black River Booming. Updates from Southern Ground Studios, House of Blues, Ocean Way Nashville, Sound Kitchen, Uno Mas Studios, Parlor Productions, Blackbird Studios, Sound Emporium, Watershed and Prime Recording.
Parker Millsap, Gary Paczosa and Shani Gandhi Make "Other Arrangements"
Paczosa and Gandhi collaborated as engineers and producers on "Arrangements," taking Millsap and his touring band first to Echo Mountain Studios in Asheville, N.C., for tracking.
It’s Only Rock and Roll
Steve La Cerra, from his seat at FOH, says that there's no need to be rude to crew... it's simply a rock and roll show
Review: Retro Instruments Revolver
By Barry Rudolph. Dual-Channel Tube Compressor Recalls the Vintage Audio Gear of Yesteryear
Review: Warm Audio WA-47 Tube Condenser Microphone
A Reimagining of the Classic Neumann U47 Tube Mic
Classic Tracks: “Guitar Town” by Steve Earle
In this month’s Classic Tracks we take a look at sessions for the entire album, which included not only the Top 10 title track, but unforgettable hits such as “Hillbilly Highway” and “Goodbye’s All We’ve Got Left,” and heartbreakers like “My Old Friend the Blues” and “Little Rock ’n’ Roller.”
From the Editor: Sound Science in the Real World
If you want to know what’s going on in the audio industry, talk to the studio designers—they’re usually a step or two ahead of the curve because they are building for the future.
Back Page Blog: June 2018
Thoughts from Mix technology editors Mike Levine and Steve La Cerra on downtime, musicians v. loops, etiquette and analog sound
