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WSDG (Walters-Storyk Design Group) has become the METalliance‘s newest pro partner.
As the king of the 1980s dance remix, Arthur Baker worked with everyone from New Order to Springsteen. Now he's back in the clubs.
As the king of the 1980s dance remix, Arthur Baker worked with everyone from New Order to Springsteen. Now he's back in the clubs.
In the summer of 1987, the Grateful Dead made it into the Top 10 with the only hit single of their 30-year career: “Touch...
Washington Middle School in Honolulu has launched Line Studio at WMS supporting an under-served and disadvantaged community.
In Argentina, Casa Frida Estudio owner Hernán Caratozzolo has upgraded his main control room to Dolby Atmos specifications, installing a PMC monitoring system.
Dolby has built a mixing lab and a critical listening lab for testing automotive and consumer products in Nuremberg, Germany.
Take a peek behind the scenes at how developers simulate, re-create and emulate classic analog gear for modern workflows.
Take a peek behind the scenes at how software developers simulate, re-create and emulate classic analog gear for modern workflows.
Music Expo San Francisco will mark its 10th anniversary when it takes place Nov. 9., offering three major tracks of education.
When the National Guard was deployed against US citizens, killing four and injured nine others protesting at Kent State in 1970, CSN&Y's swift response...
Browne and the late legendary engineer Al Schmitt look back at the masterful title track of 1974's "Late For The Sky."
Producer/engineer Bill Szymczyk talks about the recording of Joe Walsh’s 1978 hit, “Life’s Been Good”
When it came out in late 1973, "Smokin' in the Boys Room" immediately became the rallying anthem for many high school students.
Building on the success of her debut album, Exile in Guyville, Liz Phair came back with a rockin' ode to her boyfriend, "Supernova."
The former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers guitarist hits his stride with the new third album by Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs.
The former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers guitarist hits his stride with the new third album by Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs.
Mike Campbell reflects on coming into his own as a bandleader with the Dirty Knobs—and Tom Petty's first reaction to the project.
Peek inside mastering engineer Howie Weinberg's Laurel Canyon home facility outfitted with KRK V-Series studio monitors.
Stankonia Studios in Atlanta has replaced an SSL G series that helped create a string of hits with a new Duality Fuse.
The Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing has released its 2025 Delivery Recommendations for Recorded Music Projects.
The AES Show is back in New York City this week, so we've been trekking the floor to discover the highlights and must-sees; here's...
Des Moines, IA-based marketing agency Trilix built a studio to handle its in-house AV needs last year.
The Recording Academy’s P&E Wing has multiple panels and events lined up for next week’s AES Show in New York.
Ken Caillat, co-producer and engineer of Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours,’ has filed a lawsuit alleging the Broadway hit 'Stereophonic' knocked off his 2012 memoir.
Michael Romanowski, owner and chief engineer at Coast Mastering in the Bay Area, has used a variety of audio tools on his way to...
Instruments, amps, mics, console, monitors, outboard racks, space and owner Paul Antonell -- why we still love big studios.
Composer Michael Badal recently completed an SSL upgrade at his home studio in L.A.
Legendary producer Rick Rubin and pop songstress Beabadoobee share how they conjured and captured her new album, 'This Is How Tomorrow Moves.' It's a...
The AES will host Jack Antonoff and his longtime mix engineer Laura Sisk as the focal point of a special event session at AES...
Latin Grammy Award nominees for categories honoring recording and mastering engineers, mixers and record producers have been announced.
A rare vintage Helios console used to record Bob Marley, Burning Spear, Big Youth, Bunny Wailer, Yellowman and many more has been put up...
The Traveling Wilburys were perhaps popular music's most unusual George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty and Roy Orbison wrote all the material
Take a deep dive into the recording of the Dobie Gray classic, oft-covered 1973 hit “Drift Away.”
There was something audacious about it: a group from Scotland calling itself The Average White Band. If the funk don't fly, then the honky...
"When I was young, it seemed that life was so wonderful..." That's the memorable opening to "The Logical Song" by Supertramp.
Midnight Oil's “Beds Are Burning” was powerful on every level: musically, politically, sonically, even visually.
The Audio Engineering Society has announced the keynote speaker and several session highlights for its upcoming convention.
Originally from the Netherlands, music mixer Robin Hunt recently completed a new studio at his home in Attendorn, Germany.
Producer Christian Amonson specified his favorite converters when he oversaw a new recording of a John Williams theme in honor of the NASA Chandra...
On a session at Foo Fighters’ Studio 606 for the Audix All Access YouTube series earlier this year, Nashville singer-songwriter Jonathan Wyndham and his...
Students at the Korea University of Media Arts are learning to mix and master for immersive audio in the school’s 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos studio.