Profiles
The Mix Interview: Shooter Jennings
Artist/Producer Living in the Moment, Searching for Truth
On the Edge, In His Element
Richard Devine on The Art of Manipulating Machines in a Modular World
Music: Paul Burch’s Light Sensitive
New Album Grows from Old-School Inspiration and an Open Mind
Dave Cobb Settles in to RCA Studio A
The ‘Musician’s Producer’ Upgrades Control Room, Keeps the Vibe
Soundtrack of the American Soldier
Immersive Audio Provides Deep Connection to the Humanity of Those Who Serve
Fantastic Negrito’s ‘Have You Lost Your Mind Yet?’
Fantastic Negrito Fills the Room With Music, Voice and Sounds
Lucinda Williams’ ‘Good Souls Better Angels’
Live Sessions, Creative Inspiration at Ray Kennedy’s Room and Board Studio
The Mix Interview: Linda Ronstadt
Stone Poneys, Solo Superstar, Gilbert & Sullivan, Trios, Mariachi, Studio Life, Motherhood, and…That Voice!
The Ultimate Remix: The Beatles 50th Anniversary Editions
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...
Audio Raconteur Ethan Winer
Electronics, Music, Audio—He Just Wants to Know How Things Work
Finneas on Fire
Self-Styled Producer/Songwriter on Billie Eilish, Reinvention and Original Sounds
Cross-Cultural Collaboration
Beyond Music Taps Producer Larry Klein to Explore Unity Through Song
The Recording World of Bob Suffolk
From Rock Star Days in London to the Studio Designer’s Life in Dallas
Please Hold, Jenny Lewis Is “On the Line”
Jenny Lewis' fourth album, On The Line, found the artist backed by an all-star lineup that included Beck, Ringo Starr, Ryan Adams, Don Was,...
The Immediate Family Gets Back in the Studio
LOS ANGELES, CA, August 28, 2019 — On the heels of successful tour dates in Japan, The Immediate Family, featuring Danny Kortchmar (guitar and...
The ‘Astonishing’ Dream Theater
Creating 'The Astonishing' pushed Dream Theater and engineer Richard Chycki to the limit during the recording process.
Classic Tracks: The Moody Blues’ “Nights in White Satin”
In 1966, pop music was changing drastically, and so were The Moody Blues.
Mix Regional: Los Angeles
Updates from Capitol Studios, Mick Schultz's personal studio, Eldorado Recording Studios, Before Noon Post, and Guitar Center's flagship Hollywood store
Esperanza Spalding’s “12 Little Spells”
Smooth, Beautiful Vocal, With a Closing Boost of Bass
The Evolution of Frank Turner
By Anthony Savona. Punk Folk Troubadour Aims to “Be More Kind” With His Latest Release