By Randy Alberts

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Apr 1, 2003

An alternate headline to this article might've read Old Dogs Learn New Tricks, but calling a 24-month-old digital console just didn't feel right. Legacy

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Mar 1, 2003

A mild hypnotic suggestion: The next time a ringwraith, explosion, tidal wave, symphony or laser beam leaps off of the screen and takes a...

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Feb 1, 2003

Today, there seem to be as many virtual instrument plug-ins as there are guitars, synths, vocoders, basses, string sections and electric pianos to emulate.

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Dec 1, 2002

IT WASN'T THAT LONG AGO WHEN Pioneer introduced the first recordable DVD-R drive. Even at $17,000, it was considered must-have technology for serious

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Sep 1, 2002

Q: How many digital audio recordists does it take to screw in a light bulb? A: Forget light bulbs; take a look at this...

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Jul 1, 2002

As new digital television (DTV) broadcasters' and emergency response units' signals continue to eat up wireless frequencies each year, wireless mic manufacturers

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Jul 1, 2002

Eighteen new or significantly upgraded digital hardware multi-effects processors have been released in the 18 months since January 2001's Winter NAMM.

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Jun 1, 2002

Are you thinking about adding a new edit suite or doubling your studio floor space? You can easily turn an unused storage area into...

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Mar 1, 2002

Once upon a time, grunge was cool, the Berlin Wall came down, and 20-bit/48kHz recording was considered over the top. It wasn't long ago...

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Feb 1, 2002

Nothing can harness the increased horsepower of a new software release like a dedicated DAW control surface. Randy Alberts talked to more than a...

By By Randy Alberts ⋅ Nov 1, 2001

2001 has already seen a bumper crop of new plug-ins no less than 55 new signal processing packages have been released since Winter NAMM...