Fix It Before The Mix
When multitrack tape recording progressed beyond a few tracks, a new phrase was added to the recording lexicon: “Fix it in the mix,��...
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When multitrack tape recording progressed beyond a few tracks, a new phrase was added to the recording lexicon: “Fix it in the mix,��...
As an engineer or producer, you’re surely used to seeing weird looks on the faces of the talent—maybe it’s just looking through the...
The upcoming AES Convention in Los Angeles next month promises to have some momentous offerings, including its first International Conference on Audio for Virtual...
There are different levels of home studios—typical consumer ones outfitted with basic MI gear; serious workspaces owned by professional recordists and musicians; and then...
Last night, in Santa Fe, I had a nice dinner with David Schwartz, co-founder of Mix and the man who hired me as an...
Unless you just woke from a 20-year sleep, you know that digital recording and the Internet have pushed us into a multi-level world of...
There's been a lot of talk about how creating sound for Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality apps will change the face of pro audio;...
Until very recently, Conway Recording Studios was something of a mystery to me.
In the past, I’ve written about the growing similarities between live sound and recording studio workflows.
Converse sneakers were invented in 1908 and have been beloved by musicians ever since. Now, more than a century later, the company still can’t...
In Pro Sound News’ July 2016 “Live Sound Showcase” featuring legendary Italian gothic metal band Lacuna Coil, FOH engineer Joe Iwan shares insight on...
I spent more time in museums, and thinking about museums, over the past month than I typically do.
The part of my job that excites me the most is when I come across new technologies and approaches that change the way I...
In the June, 2016 issue of Pro Sound News, my editorial delved into the world of standing desks and their application in the studio...
McDonalds Netherlands has something new on its menu: McTrax, an interactive placemat that doubles as a recording controller. If they don’t get ketchup smeared...
With the death of Prince in late April, 2016, the music world lost a genius who was equally adept on stage, in the studio...
We use the term “golden ears” every now and then in the pages of Mix, usually to describe an engineer whose taste and talents...
I regularly come across tech, music and general info that I immediately put in my “remember this” folder. Recently, I hit the Mother Lode...
While the world still reels from last Thursday’s passing of enigmatic superstar Prince, mainstream press outlets and social media platforms have become rich with...
All music producers record artists, but Grammy, SESAC, Billboard and Dove Award-winning producer/songwriter Seth Mosley doesn't stop there. He also records engineers, songwriters, label...
There are “aha” moments in life when you realize that a change doesn’t simply affect you, but rather is a tide that raises all...
Three things struck me immediately after two separate days of walking through the stunning new Dolby Building at 1275 Market Street in San Francisco....
MicDrop has been formed with the specific mission of catering to both performers who want the last word and sound engineers who are sick...
I was wandering around a junk shop a few weeks ago when I came across this behemoth. ‘What the heck is that?’ I...
It’s great when you find things that make your life easier, things that become such a part of your day-to-day world that it’s hard...
So many speakers. And they’re everywhere. In your living room, kitchen and bedroom. In your car, on the plane, on the bus, on the...
Writing fiction about our complex and talent-focused industry is not for the faint-hearted. That seasoned music journalist Howard Massey has taken on that task...
I write this in the Thursday early morning from Room 335 of the Anaheim Marriott, just a football field and a few hours away...
When it comes to tuning your product news, music, sports, and more, streaming is king.
Best-known as one-half of Eurythmics, producer Dave Stewart shares great insights on recording and creativity in his autobiography—here’s just a handful of them
With the news that Jefferson Airplane-founder Paul Kantner, 74, died in late January of a heart attack, pro audio raconteur Mr. Bonzai pulled this...
Pro Sound News covers the biggest concert tours on earth, but there’s another kind of tour that we rarely cover: The endless string...
For almost a decade, Mical Caterina has produced “Fallen Brothers” videos every year to pay tribute to production professionals who passed away over the...
With the passing of David Bowie from cancer at age 69 this week, everyone's naturally thinking back to his heyday of the Ziggy...
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced a plan to redevelop New York City’s abysmal Pennsylvania Station, the most heavily used and arguably...
I’m a tech-loving geek—my ceiling fan talks to my thermostat and coordinates my house temp. But high-end tech doesn’t need to be that crazy,...
German scientists have developed Ultra High Performance Concrete, a new building material that can do some amazing things—so they made a record out of...
Dave Cobb has built a name for himself in Nashville, and now he's landed a Grammy nomination for Producer of the Year, as well...
As the holiday season rapidly approaches, deciding what to get for your favorite engineer (or yourself) can be a challenge. I can attest that...
Founded in 2005, The Hit House has built an enviable track record providing custom music for movie trailers, TV commercials, videogame marketing efforts and...
John Davenport, owner of this month’s cover studio, is quite a character.