Recording

$100,000 Can Buy a Whole Lot of Analog Punch and Flavor

Willie Nelson honored, API Co-Founder Saul Walker awarded technical Grammy, and Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing renews partnership with archive and preservation company Iron Mountain

In 1966, pop music was changing drastically, and so were The Moody Blues.

Updates from Capitol Studios, Mick Schultz's personal studio, Eldorado Recording Studios, Before Noon Post, and Guitar Center's flagship Hollywood store

Western Music for Red Dead Redemption 2

Recording and Mixing the Music for “A Star Is Born”

Smooth, Beautiful Vocal, With a Closing Boost of Bass

Singer, Songwriter, Actor, Superstar Turns Producer on "Cry Pretty"

Eric Valentine, Undertone Audio and the Legacy of a Space

Jack Douglas Producing Aaron Smart, With Mixes by Shelly Yakus, Jay Messina and the Late Geoff Emerick

"Soul Redemption" and the Magic of Musicianship

Lena Hall’s "Obsessed" Series: 50-Plus Songs, 8 Days, With Outfit Changes

Family, Bandmates and Engineers Uncover Rare Gems for Box Set that Honors a Rock ’n’ Roll Legend

Simple, Old-School Approach to "Anthem of the Peaceful Army"

The Legacy Lives on with a Bold Move to New Jersey

From Tape Machines to Digital Consoles, a Lifetime of Audio Innovation

Blondie included “Denis” on the album "Plastic Letters," the second LP the band made in Plaza Sound, New York City, with Richard Gottehrer and Rob Freeman.

Students Have a Ringside Seat as José James Pays Tribute to Bill Withers

A Stunning New Studio, a Rare Wurlitzer Organ, and the Tones of a Human Femur

By Matt Hurwitz. Carl Reiner was pulling together a television special called "Wonderful World of Pizazz," which celebrated the hippie styling of the day, and wanted The Cowsills to appear on the show performing “Hair,” the title track to the then-hit Broadway musical sensation.

By Barbara Schultz. Cleary takes an extremely methodical approach to record-making.

Adding Magic and Weirdness to Classic Soul

Updates from Iguana Studios, Planet Studios, Studio Loco, Rose Room Recording and Afterlife Studios

Spotlight on Toronto's Noble Street Studios and Revolution Recording

Breaking Down What It Really Means to Be a Producer

L.A.’s Ultimate Session Musicians Take the Lead—In Studio and On Stage

If it had not been for producer Steve Lillywhite, Semisonic’s "Feeling Strangely Fine" and its hit single “Closing Time” would never have seen the light of day.

Producer John Congleton Brings the Funk and Edge on Harpist’s Debut

A Baker’s Dozen of This Year’s Coolest New Studios

Brad Wood engineered, produced and mixed Skating Polly's latest album, "The Make It All Show," in Seagrass Studio, the personal space that he has owned and operated for the past 14 years.

Cross-Culture Advocate Re-imagines Talking Heads With African Spirit

By Anthony Savona. Punk Folk Troubadour Aims to “Be More Kind” With His Latest Release