Recording

Profiles

‘After Hours’ On The Weeknd

By Steve Harvey ⋅ May 21, 2020

Chart-Topping Stereo Mix Gets Full Atmos Treatment

Profiles

Lucinda Williams’ ‘Good Souls Better Angels’

By Barbara Schultz ⋅ Apr 23, 2020

Live Sessions, Creative Inspiration at Ray Kennedy’s Room and Board Studio

Profiles

The Mix Interview: Linda Ronstadt

By Robyn Flans ⋅ Apr 15, 2020

Stone Poneys, Solo Superstar, Gilbert & Sullivan, Trios, Mariachi, Studio Life, Motherhood, and…That Voice!

news

The Immediate Family Signs With Quarto Valley Records

By Mix Staff ⋅ Apr 2, 2020

Legendary musicians prove that you still can get a record deal if you put out quality music that people want to hear.

Profiles

Lessons From The Professor

By Steve La Cerra ⋅ Mar 3, 2020

Neil Peart Changed Drumming and Music Forever

Classic-Tracks

Classic Tracks: The Smithereens’ “Behind the Wall of Sleep”

By Barbara Schultz ⋅ Mar 3, 2020

The Smithereens Get Bumped to Record Plant Studio C and Make a Classic

Recording

The Ultimate Remix: The Beatles 50th Anniversary Editions

By Matt Hurwitz ⋅ Feb 7, 2020

Giles Martin, Sam Okell and Abbey Road Studios go back to the source—the original, individual, pre-submixed tracks—on a three-year journey through Sgt. Pepper’s, the...

Profiles

Composer Carter Burwell: The Importance of Space

By Tom Kenny ⋅ Feb 7, 2020

The Mind and Music of Carter Burwell

Recording

Pushing The Blue Stones

By Mix Staff ⋅ Feb 7, 2020

Producer Paul Meany Inspires The Blue Stones as They Work on Their New Album

Classic-Tracks

“Car Wheels on a Gravel Road”

By Robyn Flans ⋅ Feb 7, 2020

Lucinda Williams’ Breakthrough, Grammy-Winning Masterpiece

Facilities

NK SOUND TOKYO Installs World’s Largest Rupert Neve Designs 5088 Console

By The Editors of Mix ⋅ Jan 8, 2020

Tokyo, Japan – Originally opened in 2015 by engineer Neeraj Khajanchi, NK SOUND TOKYO has recently made a large update to its main studio...

Profiles

Paul Cardall’s Peaceful Piano

By Barbara Schultz ⋅ Jan 6, 2020

Room for Renewal, With Michael Bishop at the Board

Profiles

Audio Raconteur Ethan Winer

By Tom Kenny ⋅ Jan 6, 2020

Electronics, Music, Audio—He Just Wants to Know How Things Work

Profiles

Finneas on Fire

By Lily Moayeri ⋅ Jan 6, 2020

Self-Styled Producer/Songwriter on Billie Eilish, Reinvention and Original Sounds

Recording

Singing the Praises of Tom Waits

By Barbara Schultz ⋅ Jan 6, 2020

Tribute Album Shines New Light on Brilliant Songwriting

Profiles

Blanket the Homeless

By Barbara Schultz ⋅ Nov 21, 2019

San Francisco Bay Area Artists Unite to Help People on the Street

Classic-Tracks

Classic Tracks: “Tainted Love”

By Robyn Flans ⋅ Nov 21, 2019

Soft Cell’s Synth-Pop Dance Hit and the Emergence of Sampled Sounds

news

Happening Now! First Annual Auction to “Make Music Matter”

By Tom Kenny ⋅ Nov 20, 2019

Grammy Music Education Coalition and Morgan Stanley team up, with prizes from Jack Black, Kevin Bacon, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow and others.

Recording

Cross-Cultural Collaboration

By Robyn Flans ⋅ Nov 20, 2019

Beyond Music Taps Producer Larry Klein to Explore Unity Through Song

Facilities

RPI Gets Immersive

By Mix Staff ⋅ Nov 20, 2019

Walters-Storyk Design Group integrates Audio-Video-3D in New Hass Media Center

Recording

The Recording World of Bob Suffolk

By Steve Harvey ⋅ Oct 30, 2019

From Rock Star Days in London to the Studio Designer’s Life in Dallas

Facilities

Strange Weather, Hot Music

By Tom Kenny ⋅ Oct 30, 2019

Marc Alan Goodman, Daniel Schlett and The Best Room in Brooklyn

news

Ed, My Friend, It’s Too Hard to Say Farewell

By Tom Kenny ⋅ Oct 23, 2019

I write this late on an unusually warm Tuesday night in California, following close to 18 hours living in a fog of real tears,...

blog

Mix Blog Studio: The Benefits of Actually Being There

By Mike Levine ⋅ Oct 23, 2019

It wasn’t that long ago, maybe 10 years or so, when there was talk bout trade shows being on their way out. People speculated...

Recording

The Music of Moulin Rouge!

By Anthony Savona ⋅ Oct 8, 2019

New Broadway Production Uses Over 70 Popular Songs Across Seven Decades to Tell Its Tale

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Mix Blog Studio: When Bad Sounds Good, and Vice Versa

By Mike Levine ⋅ Oct 8, 2019

There’s a certain irony to the fact that we put so much time and energy into getting the best fidelity possible in our recordings,...

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Mix Blog Studio: Before You Press That Upgrade Button…

By Mike Levine ⋅ Sep 24, 2019

In October, Apple will release Mac OS X 10.15 Catalina, and when it does, my Mac will start bugging me to upgrade—and it can...

Recording

Classic Tracks: “Total Eclipse of the Heart”

By Robyn Flans ⋅ Sep 16, 2019

Behind the Scenes of Bonnie Tyler’s Classic Earworm

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Mix Blog Studio: Get Smart

By Mike Levine ⋅ Sep 10, 2019

Over the weekend, I read a fascinating op-ed in the New York Times called “How to Build Artificial Intelligence We Can Trust.” Its basic...

Recording

Please Hold, Jenny Lewis Is “On the Line”

By By Matt Hurwitz ⋅ Sep 4, 2019

Artist Explores Her Own Self, Surrounded By a Few Music Legends

Recording

The Immediate Family Gets Back in the Studio

By The Editors of Mix ⋅ Aug 29, 2019

LOS ANGELES, CA, August 28, 2019 — On the heels of successful tour dates in Japan, The Immediate Family, featuring Danny Kortchmar (guitar and...

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Mix Blog Studio: Of Moods and Mixing

By Mike Levine ⋅ Aug 27, 2019

Here’s a thought exercise. Imagine you had to mix the same song twice, in different studios with different monitors (I know that sounds like...

Recording

“Let’s Go Crazy”

By Robyn Flans ⋅ Aug 14, 2019

Trying to Tone Down Prince’s Live-in-the-Studio Track

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Mix Blog Studio: Something Is Rotten in Copyright Land

By Mike Levine ⋅ Aug 13, 2019

A couple of weeks ago, Katy Perry and some members of her production team were hit with a $2.8 million copyright-infringement verdict, which stated...