Mix’s Top 20 Articles of 2023, Part 4: 8-5
As 2023 comes to a close, we’re counting down our top-20 most popular articles of the year, as chosen by YOU, the readers of...
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As 2023 comes to a close, we’re counting down our top-20 most popular articles of the year, as chosen by YOU, the readers of...
As 2023 comes to a close, we’re counting down our top-20 most popular articles of the year, as chosen by YOU, the readers of...
As 2023 comes to a close, we’re counting down our most popular articles of the year, as chosen by YOU, the readers of Mix!
As 2023 comes to a close, we’re counting down our most popular articles of the year, as chosen by YOU, the readers of Mix!
We've shared two gift guides this year, but if you need more ideas for what to get the audio pro in your life, take...
Bob Boster, president of Clear-Com, shares his insights into the value of maintaing a constant flow of information in this guest blog post.
If you’re Taylor Swift, 2023 has shaped up to be a pretty good year.
Here's a couple of things to be excited about from a Big Picture point of view, from the inside out.
I’m convinced Santa Audio exists, so I’m writing a “Dear Santa Audio” letter about what I would like to see in 2024.
I told the audience a story about the three sound designers/re-recording mixers who would soon be joining me onstage to talk about “Sound, Story...
It's that time again -- Black Friday -- and here's a slew of deals on pro-audio gear and software that we've heard about.
Nashville engineer Russ Long has put together a few suggestions for what to buy for that pro audio friend on your gift list.
Every year, you have to find something cool for the audio pro in your life…here's some possibilities.
A new Off-Broadway play, Stereophonic, takes audiences into the studios of the 1970s to meticulously follow the chaotic creation of a classic album.
The problem becomes how to transition from stereo to immersive. Creating immersive content isn’t enough.
The height of the COVID pandemic may have passed, but its financial impact on live sound pros continues to reverberate.
Everything we do informs everything else we do -- and here's why.
Next week's release of The Beatles' final track, "Now And Then," completes a 30-year quest to finish a nearly 50-year-old song.
Mix's cover interview with Brandi Carlile on her approaches to producing legends and newcomers alike is just the start of a stellar issue.
Is Las Vegas' new Sphere venue the next big thing in live concert production? Well, it definitely is big.
If you ever wished you could reshape some classic Grateful Dead tracks to taste, have we got a website for you.
We built the new Sennheiser Lego microphone kit so you don’t have to…but you’ll want to.
Electric Zoo turned out to be anything but a stroll through Wonderland.
L-Acoustics' Directors of Product Management explain the features of and concepts behind the company's new flagship PA, the L Series.
The Future becomes the past in the blink of an eye, but there is one thing that endures.
The past few years have seen multiple MI company acquisitions, but can the industry maintain the kind of growth that private equity often demands?
Temperatures are up all over the world this summer, and that got me thinking about what it means to be hot. It's supposed to...
The music industry showed up early to offer support for the victims of the Lahaina wildfires, with a number of fundraising concerts over the...
Every year, the range of studio headphones options only grows, with new brands, new models and more. With that in mind, here’s a baker’s...
Taylor Swift gave out bonuses of $100,000 to more than 50 truck drivers on her tour, but it's not only generous; it's good business.
Sotheby's will auction off hundreds of items that belonged to Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, including his home recording gear.
Craig Anderton explores whether our fascination with the technology of music distracts us from the art of music technology.
Lawsuits still abound around the 10 deaths and 300 injuries at Houston's 2021 Astroworld Festival, but at least some positive safety changes are coming...
Mix contributors Rich Tozzoli, Mike Dwyer and Bruce MacPherson came to St. John, USVI to record TV cues and review gear—and they're all outta...
Built for Ceasars Palace in 1966, the Universal Audio tube mixing console has a lineage stretching from Frank Sinatra to Vincent Gallo.
Father's Day recently gave a Road Dad pause to consider what that warm title means
There are few things that can stop the momentum of the concert industry right now—but one of them is the environment.
Even after a year of post-pandemic touring, finding experienced pros is still a challenge.
Live sound blogger Steve La Cerra is back on the road mixing Blue Öyster Cult and has a brand-new favorite place to mix. Find...
As InfoComm returns to Orlando in June, so do the long-running Best of Show Awards. Enter your product today!
Walters-Storyk Design Group founders Beth Walters and John Storyk pay tribute to their friend, longtime partner and CFO, Nancy Flannery.
Did Steve La Cerra survive going back in time (metaphorically) to mix once again on an analog console?