Mix-O-Lydian Studios Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Don Sternecker is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of his Mix-O-Lydian Studios.
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Don Sternecker is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of his Mix-O-Lydian Studios.
A rock legend in his own right, Alan Parsons shares how he engineered Pink Floyd's classic inside the depths of Abbey Road.
Recording Prince and the Revolution's “Let’s Go Crazy” in October 1983 was baptism by fire for engineer Susan Rogers.
With his sweet tenor voice and a tear in his vocal, Vince Gill defines the term “high lonesome sound.”
Late one night in 1969, Robert Lamm returned home came home late from a gig and came up with a riff on a guitar...
Inside the creation of Lucinda Williams’ breakthrough, Grammy-winning masterpiece.
Historic Mahwah, N.J., home once housed the guitarist and recording pioneer’s hand-built studio and engineering lab.
Najla Silmi, University of Rochester, and Nancy Rico-Mineros, Stanford University (CCRMA), receive $5,000 grants in association with AES Educational Foundation.
Versatile audio interface streamlines multi-project production process, simplifying setups and improving the vocal chain.
In 1936, The Gunter Hotel hosted a temporary studio that helped change music history; 90 years later, the hotel now has a permanent facility.
SongBoy Studios, a new Brooklyn facility designed by WSDG, aims for a welcoming but professional vibe.
A portable Nu•Studio modular production environment was set up for a recent event with Advanced Systems Group and Avid.
Producer/songwriter Adam Argyle (Dua Lipa, 5SOS) has incorporated an SSL Oracle into his studio.
The moody, 11-minute, open-ended, raga-rock opus "The End" was the centerpiece of the band's debut album, and became a focal point of Francis Ford...
“Respect Yourself” was released as a single in the fall of 1971, reaching #2 on the R&B charts and #12 on the pop charts.
"On the day we decided to work on the song, Leslie blew off the chicks who were hanging around and we got down to...
'Night Moves' was a good move for Bob Seger—both the Number One single and the title track of his album released in 1976.
Director Stanley Kubrick turned to a unique fusion of classical music themes and contemporary renderings that fit the film perfectly.
ProMedia Training is offering certified SSL training for modern DAW mixing workflows.
Ryan Lewis has a new console and another on the way—and they didn't come from a Thrift Shop.
The Grammy-winning producer says “Philly is the indie rock music capital of the world”—so that’s where he built Memory Music Studios.
The Grammy-winning producer says “Philly is the indie rock music capital of the world”—so that’s where he built Memory Music Studios.
The European Union's new AI Act goes into effect today; here's how does it affects audio professionals around the world.
Robert Margouleff shares how the classic Stevie Wonder single 'Living For The City' came together in this excerpt from his new memoir, Shaping Sounds.
Alacran Group recently upgraded the main monitors at its audio production studio in South Florida.
Music Producers Guild-nominated immersive mixer Kurt Martinez recently built his own backyard Dolby Atmos mix studio.
Mix engineer Josh West is combining his love of van life and the great outdoors with his passion for music mixing.
The live album that finally broke Cheap Trick in America had a treacherous journey to success, overcoming dodgy recordings, bad vinyl pressings and more.
Focal Naim America has released Mixed on Focal #8, a playlist of music mixed using Focal Professional monitors.
The Tedeschi Trucks Band and producer Mike Elizondo share how they powered past the familiar with the band’s sixth album, ‘Future Soul.’
The Tedeschi Trucks Band and producer Mike Elizondo share how they powered past the familiar with the band's sixth album, 'Future Soul.'
A staple of Grateful Dead setlists, "Truckin'" was the fruit of an unusually prolific songwriting period for the band.
"Strawberry Fields Forever" is an exceptional song, built from crazy arrangements and two entirely separate recordings of the track.
Leo Sayer’s “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing” began with a jam at Studio 55, which, pretty much, had everybody in the room dancing.
First released in 1961, subsequent generations have repeatedly discovered the warm, wacky charm of The Tokens' classic "The Lion Sleeps Tonight."
Pat DiNizio reworked the title of an H.P. Lovecraft short story, “Beyond the Wall of Sleep,” and the rest is rock history.
LEC Studios, a new facility featuring podcast, recording and performance spaces as well as other amenities has opened in the Miami metropolitan area.
SAE Institute Amsterdam recently installed Audient’s ORIA into its brand-new Dolby Atmos teaching space.
Looking to keep its pipeline of hits flowing, Hybe has announced a global producer audition contest—2026 Hybe Next New Creator.
23dB Productions has developed a workflow that allows authors to record audiobooks from virtually anywhere.
University of the Andes’ new recording studio building, La Caja de Música, sports structural acoustics, isolation, AV systems design and more from WSDG.
The Grammy-winning producer, engineer and mixer recently reinvented his mix space with an Audient ORIA Mini.