Making a Difference: Betty Bennett
Apogee Owner/CEO talks inspiration, commitment and the women who helped make her who she is.
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Apogee Owner/CEO talks inspiration, commitment and the women who helped make her who she is.
Our ever-traveling blogger/FOH engineer Steve La Cerra sets up inside Atlanta's The Eastern, and likes what he finds.
In which our erstwhile blogger (and production manager/FOH guy for Blue Oyster Cult) Steve La Cerra heads to the Great White North.
The conclusion of our NAMM 2024 photos finds us neck deep in deep tech, with some of the most eye-catching gear at the show.
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...
Grammy Award-winning producer Jason Miles has penned an autobiography packed with insights, stories and heart.
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.
The annual AES Show returned to New York City this week, bringing with it tons of pro audio tech to discover; here's some of...
The FTC is proposing a ban on hidden 'junk' fees related to tickets, including for concerts. Can they make it happen this time?
Lots of cherished music is being remixed and remastered for immersive music formats, but are those mixes more about the sound than the music...
Columnist Craig Anderton pens an open letter from the music industry to the Hollywood unions on strike.
"Wait a minute—130 dBC at front-of-house? Are they out of their minds?"
Tony Bennett sat down with Pro Sound News in 2006 to discuss recording his hit 'Duets—An American Classic' album.
The recent trend of throwing increasingly weird -- and often dangerous -- stuff on stage during concerts has gotten out of hand.
Built for Ceasars Palace in 1966, the Universal Audio tube mixing console has a lineage stretching from Frank Sinatra to Vincent Gallo.
2023 is going to be a big summer for events -- so let's consider what eventful actually means.
It was a gig much like any other gig, but insight afterwards recast everything in a different light.
There's a lot of uncertainty facing the pro audio industry, coming at it from many angles at once -- but is that a bad...
Even after a year of post-pandemic touring, finding experienced pros is still a challenge.
Tom Kenny shares some of what it takes to put together a breakthrough event like the upcoming Mix Nashville: Immersive Music Production.
Last September, I wrote an Open Channel about AI. Is it too soon to revisit the topic? Well, AI is reshaping the world at...
Mix Nashville: Immersive Music Production, taking place on Saturday, May 20, 2023, has announced its first programming offerings!
My, how times have changed. I’m advancing a show where we’ll be using an analog console at FOH and possibly one for monitors. Yikes.
FOH engineer Frank Gallagher's stories are always headed somewhere unexpected—like this one, which starts off in late-Seventies New York City.
I’ve had a whole lot of fun listening to music lately, and it all started about three or four months ago...
Jeff Beck's career was built not only on his wild guitar work but also his drive to surround himself with top players.
Watching New Year's Eve on TV with family is always a bit of an adventure because I like to gauge their opinion of whether...
Craig Anderton feels music, and the general population, are reaching a tipping point—find out what it is.
Sound Devices CEO Matt Anderson discusses the creative process behind the company's evolving SpectraBand line.
Tom Kenny's epic travels through Nashville continue, as he scopes out Curb and Starstruck Studios, Belmont University and very respectable Mexican food at Nada.
Exploring the career of Dave Stewart—from Eurythmics to recording on Paul Allen's superyacht, he's kept it real every step of the way.
“One vocal mic, and one guitar mic or mic on the guitar amp. How can you screw this up?”
The unemployment rate has been 3.5 percent for months, causing job vacancies everywhere—and that in turn is affecting every part of touring.
Craig Anderton ponders, "Why is there a fascination with vintage gear, anyway?"
Vinyl records are selling better than they have in 30 years -- but who the heck is buying all those albums?
Taking a break from the road, Steve La Cerra discovers that Andy Griffith — yes, that Andy Griffith — could really lay it down.
Mix co-editor Tom Kenny ruminates over a burning desire to go out and do stuff that is only exacerbated by the return of trade...
With massive sanctions in effect against Russia due to the war in Ukraine, the supply of vacuum tubes is dwindling fast. Enter stage right:...
FOH engineer/Mix blogger Steve La Cerra discovers another surprise side-effect of the pandemic: More concert security.
'Record Store Day: The Most Improbable Comeback of the 21st Century' traces the remarkable return of vinyl records over the last 15 years.