Dead & Company: Keeping It Live
Dead & Company FOH engineer/tour director Derek Featherstone discusses the band's summer tour, its new Meyer Sound Panther P.A. and his methods for mixing...
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Dead & Company FOH engineer/tour director Derek Featherstone discusses the band's summer tour, its new Meyer Sound Panther P.A. and his methods for mixing...
RiseNY, a new ride in Times Square, tears through the Big Apple with wild visuals and matching sound design by Geoff Strasser.
The immersive audio tech slated for the $1.8B MSG Sphere in Las Vegas has been installed in New York City’s Beacon Theatre and will...
Artist James Wilkinson has created portraits of John Lennon out of the late Beatle's studio mic cables.
After two years of setbacks, live sound is rebounding with a robust summer touring season and strong industry trade shows.
Researchers in India have been exploring how to create sound absorptive materials out of sustainable resources like seaweed.
Dua Lipa's second album, Future Nostalgia, came out just as the pandemic began; two years, six singles and a Grammy later, she's taking a...
A one-off recording of Bob Dylan performing "Blowin' In The Wind" on producer T Bone Burnett's experimental Ionic Original acetate format has sold at...
In Part 2, the Billie Eilish tour's audio team preps for its 2022 run, rethinking everything from the ground up.
After a two-year pandemic pause—not to mention an Oscar win and a hit album—Billie Eilish and her sound team are back on the road,...
Air, an immersive art experience at the top of One Vanderbilt in New York City, uses mirrors and sound design to evoke endless expanses.
Veteran jamband Umphrey's McGee headed to Iceland earlier this year for “Röckjavik,” a special three-night run at the 1,800-seat Eldborg Concert Hall in Reykjavik.
The Tony Awards, honoring the best work on Broadway during the current theatrical season, came just nine months after the previous edition.
InfoComm 2022 is hitting Las Vegas as if the pandemic never happened, as the industry returns to making plans and moving ahead.
With The NAMM Show 2022 now officially consigned to the history books, the industry starts to look forward to next year's edition. In the...
Check out more of our NAMM 2022 photo coverage in our ongoing wrap-up of this year's rockin' convocation.
The NAMM Show 2022 returned this past weekend, taking place for the first time since January, 2020.
The NAMM Show is a convention like no other, but the 2022 edition, which opens today, will be like no other NAMM Show.
The Record Plant birthed countless classic albums; now its acoustics will be digitized later this year for NFTs and pro recording software.
Legendary producer T Bone Burnett reveals the tech behind his new Ionic Original discs—a format, he says, that offers the greatest fidelity and durability...
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo holds all-star concerts 20 nights in a row for up to 73,000 people a night. For 28 years, Malcolm...
Burning Man's jaw-dropping Robot Heart sound-system bus is headed to New York's Central Park to party—and reinvent itself in the process.
Vinyl records are selling better than they have in 30 years -- but who the heck is buying all those albums?
A trio of newly announced expansions from different record manufacturers aim to address growing backlogs across the vinyl pressing industry.
The Vinyl Revival was jumpstarted in 2008 by the nascent Record Store Day; now a new book recounts how it happened, despite the odds.
Emerging NYC venue Brooklyn Made has acquired two more properties to build out adjacent venues that will hold up to 2,500 people.
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.
Minneapolis TV station WCCO recently discovered a "lost" interview with pre-fame Prince, but had to turn to an outside pro to rescue the audio...
Røde has jumped into the headphones market with its new NTH-100 model, aiming to make extended listening sessions more comfortable.
With the unexpected passing Friday of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, we look back at his and the band's long and prolific careers.
Take a look around hip-hop superstar Wiz Khalifa's newly rebuilt home studio in this new installment of the 'Peek Inside' series.
Brooklyn's National Sawdust recently took an unheard Lee “Scratch” Perry/Mouse on Mars collaboration into the immersive realm.
'Dune' took home five BAFTA Awards from the British Academy of Film on Sunday night, including the trophy for Best Sound.
The legendary facility is “on a mission to reinvent the large-format studio business,” says BerkleeNYC executive director, Stephen Webber.
The report breaks down how Covid-19 has affected pros, providers and pro-audio manufacturers in more than 40 countries.
Sennheiser Group co-CEOs Andreas and Daniel Sennheiser sit down with Mix to discuss handing off their consumer business to Sonova—and what comes next.
In the wake of the continued invasion of Ukraine, Avid has stopped doing business in Russia.
Giles Martin discusses his Spatial Audio mixing philosophy, the hardest Beatles tracks to remix, and getting the stamp of approval from Paul McCartney himself.
Sound mixer Tod Maitland shares insights into how he handled 98° days, 50 earpieces and giving 110% every day on the Oscar-nominated musical.
Giles Martin offers insight into the process of remixing the Beatles' number-ones in Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos for Apple.
Film sound organizations have denounced the Oscars' decision to no longer present Best Sound awards during the live telecast.
'Record Store Day: The Most Improbable Comeback of the 21st Century' traces the remarkable return of vinyl records over the last 15 years.