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My cousin Frank sent me a message and a link to an online article published last week that discussed the reorganization of the wireless...
There’s no shortage of music-software developers out there, and sometimes because of the glut of companies, it’s hard to keep up with them all....
Watch the video: Danny Kortchmar, Leland Sklar, Russell Kunkel and Craig Doerge joined moderator Mr. Bonzai in an exploration of the creation of Jackson...
August 3, 2018, 3:15 AM Alarm number one goes off. *&^%$!! Why didn’t I listen to my parents when they tried to steer me...
For me, mixing is the most fascinating, challenging and rewarding part of the music production process. It’s like a long, multifaceted story that unfolds...
Every single month, in putting together issues of "Mix," I am reminded of just how many and varied styles there are to bring music...
The amount of processing that’s built into digital consoles these days is staggering. If you look at even the most inexpensive digital mixer, you’ll...
For a long time there were rumors about Apple wanting to eventually merge iOS and Mac. There have been some developments in that direction,...
By Clive Young. The R&B megaproducer's Virginia Beach studio complex is up for sale, along with its gear.
By Clive Young. Over the last few years, a movement has sprung up within the spirits industry championing a process called “sonic aging,” which...
When my guys headline a show and there’s a support act, we make every effort to make them feel welcome. We do however have...
By Craig Anderton. Will machine learning make audio engineers obsolete?
I had an interesting lesson this week in why it’s important to do more than just hit Save—or even hit Save and make a...
Any gear nut can tell you that one of the issues in dealing with vintage gear is the availability of parts. You may be...
For many recording musicians and home-studio engineers in the digital age, the sound and behavior of vintage hardware is defined largely by digital emulations...
July 6, 2018 My first alarm goes off at 6:15 AM, which is pretty late for a gig day. I’ve inherited the “I don’t...
Have you ever wondered if your love of audio gear goes beyond just normal professional curiosity? Could you be… gear-obsessed? It’s a serious condition...
So many, many great memories, and they all involve music.
Just when you thought that Yamaha NS10Ms were going the way of the dinosaur, Avantone has introduced what appears to be a redux. Engineers...
It strikes me as a wee bit odd that last week in this space I was talking about commercial studios with real consoles and...
Here’s a tale of two gigs that we did last week. Four hundred miles away from each other, yet light years apart. We’ll call...
By Craig Anderton. The latest Apple rumor is that the company is going to replace Intel’s chips with their own starting in 2020.
It certainly won’t come as news to you as a Mix reader that the commercial studio industry has dwindled over the last 20 years...
Audio-Technica announced that they have upgraded their entire line of Network Microphones and Devices. For the unfamiliar, the Network Microphones and Devices series of...
By Clive Young. Recording studios have been disappearing from major cities for years; now an unexpected trend may be changing that.
When mixing your own music in your own studio, you have complete creative control. You can experiment with different ideas, try weird stuff and...
By Clive Young. Noted musician/recording engineer/studio owner Steve Albini took home over $100,000 on June 14 when he beat 309 other entrants in the...
By Clive Young. Legendary Detroit facility hits the market with a $1.5 million price tag.
Last week at InfoComm in Las Vegas there was a noticeable presence of product geared toward “live immersive audio.” The point of immersive live...
DAWs are incredible pieces of technology, combining most of the functions of a hardware-based recording studio into a single piece of über-software. If you...
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...
Thoughts from Mix technology editors Mike Levine and Steve La Cerra on downtime, musicians v. loops, etiquette and analog sound
By Clive Young. Motley Crue drummer/occasional producer Tommy Lee asks $4.65M for home and home studio space.
My brain hurts. I just returned from visiting the folks at SSL’s New York office where SSL Support Engineer Andrew Hollis was kind enough...
Infocomm 2018 takes place this week in Las Vegas, and there will be plenty of talk on the show floor about AOIP (audio over...
Take a look at the picture above and tell me what’s wrong… I’ll go out for a bite while you study it. Okay, I’m...
By Clive Young. After a few wilderness years, pro-audio trade show attendance has rebounded, and in some cases the conventions are bigger than ever....
The Fade-out. It was once ubiquitous and is now almost as rare as a whooping crane, a snow leopard, or even a large-antlered muntjac....
By Craig Anderton. The lessons of Cakewalk, Emagic, Steinberg, Digidesign and Syntrillium are instructive because each presents possibly sustainable economic models for pro audio...
My friend Rob has a saying that goes something like this: “Are you gonna show up, or are you gonna stay home?” It’s become...