Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: Carl Perkins’ “Blue Suede Shoes”
Honoring an undisputed classic and the Original Cat alike, herein lies the tale of how “Blue Suede Shoes” came to be.
Bob Dylan
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: The Band’s “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down”
Decades later, it's difficult to put into words just how bold and fresh and affecting those opening lines were in 1969.
Business
‘Played, Worn & Torn’ Brings Stars’ Pro Audio Gear to Auction
The annual 'Played, Worn & Torn' auction returns to put notable mics, road cases, studio flooring and more under the hammer.
Blog
From The Editor: Why Woody Matters
One day history will judge Woody Guthrie to be one of the most important figures in 20th century America. And not just for his...
Blog
Tom’s Travels: Audio Along the Hudson, Day 5
All good things must come to an end, even a working vacation, but that doesn't mean you can't go out on a high note.
Blog
Tom’s Travels: Audio Along the Hudson, Day 2
Join Mix co-editor Tom Kenny on his once-in-a-lifetime road trip with legendary studio designer John Storyk of WSDG!
Post and Broadcast
The Sound—And Studio Set—of ‘A Complete Unknown,’ Part 2
'A Complete Unknown' follows young Bob Dylan through the early 1960s, complete with carefully crafted sound and an incredible recreation of Columbia Records' Studio...
Post and Broadcast
The Sound—And Studio Set—of ‘A Complete Unknown,’ Part 1
'A Complete Unknown' follows young Bob Dylan through the early 1960s, complete with carefully crafted sound and an incredible recreation of Columbia Records' Studio...
Business
New Bob Dylan / T Bone Burnett ‘Ionic Original’-Format Record Emerges
T Bone Burnett’s Ionic Original "acetate on steroids" format returns with second Bob Dylan recording headed to auction.
Music Production
Beabadoobee and Rick Rubin on the Epic Journey from Shangri-La to Number One
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...
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: The Traveling Wilburys’ “Handle With Care”
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
Business
‘Lost’ Bob Dylan Debut LP Master Tapes Head to Auction
Three formerly 'lost' master tapes of the debut album by Bob Dylan will hit the auction block December 14, 2023.
Business
Saving Legacy Music Media? First Step: Remediation
At Iron Mountain, Kelly Pribble fights the elements, sticky shed and—worst of all—time as he rushes to save and prepare legacy music media for...
Blog
Mix’s Top 20 Articles of 2022, Part 5
It's the grand finale of our top 20 most popular articles of the year, as chosen by the readers of Mix!
Blog
Open Channel: The Vast Wasteland of Artist Development
What if streaming services were to develop new, exciting artists who took advantage of immersive music's power?
Blog
Mix Blog: Platter Matters
An acetate disc of Bob Dylan performing his song “Blowin’ in the Wind” sold for almost $1.8 million last week; is this good or...
Music Production
T Bone Burnett’s ‘Ionic Original’ Bob Dylan Recording Auctioned for Nearly $1.8M
A one-off recording of Bob Dylan performing "Blowin' In The Wind" on producer T Bone Burnett's experimental Ionic Original acetate format has sold at...
Business
Exclusive: Inside T Bone Burnett’s High-Tech Reinvention of the Record
Legendary producer T Bone Burnett reveals the tech behind his new Ionic Original discs—a format, he says, that offers the greatest fidelity and durability...
Profiles
Birth of the Bootleg—Part 3: The End of the Road
In Part 3, bootleg label Trade Mark of Quality has to change with the times, fool Led Zeppelin and ultimately bring its illicit business...
news
Birth of the Bootleg—Part 2: The Secret TMQ Studio
In Part 2, discover the tech of the TMQ studio, how the legendary Rolling Stones bootleg 'Live’r Than You’ll Ever Be' was recorded, and...
Uncategorized
Birth of the Bootlegs—Part 1: The First Bootleg Record
A lark that got out of control, 'Great White Wonder,' the first illegal bootleg record, changed the music industry forever.
Featured
Al Schmitt Passes at 91
He was a legend among legends, and he was making music right up until the time of his death.
Live Sound
Clair Brothers Updates The Met Philadelphia
Revamping sound at the former opera house was all music, no drama for Clair Brothers.
Blog
Real-World Review: ‘Listen Up!’
By Steve Harvey. This book by Grammy-winning producer, engineer and mixer Mark Howard and his brother, Chris Howard, is an album-by-album account of working...
SFP
Danny Wallin: Six Decades of Classic Film Recordings
His contribution to music and film cannot be overstated. As a body of work, it is truly overwhelming, a reflection of a remarkable audio...
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