Jazz

live sound engineer Andrea Pellegrini brought along his collection of DPA microphones when he recently worked a 22-date tour of Italy with the Peter Erskine Quartet.

Miking the Peter Erskine Quartet on Tour

By Mix Staff ⋅ Published: 09/05/2024

Live sound engineer Andrea Pellegrini brought along DPA mics when he recently worked a 22-date tour of Italy with the Peter Erskine Quartet.

Immersive music mix pro David Rideau will discuss how he brought Miles Davis' classic "Kind of Blue" to Dolby Atmos at Mix LA.

Business

David Rideau to Discuss Miles Davis “Kind of Blue” Atmos Mix at Mix L.A.

By Mix Staff ⋅ Published: 02/27/2024

Immersive music mix pro David Rideau will discuss how he brought Miles Davis' classic "Kind of Blue" to Dolby Atmos at Mix LA.

A press conference at the historic Coltrane home in 2018. Photo: Future.

Facilities

John Coltrane House Awarded $1.75M to Renovate Home Studio, More

By Clive Young ⋅ Published: 01/02/2024 ⋅ Updated: 01/08/2024

The home and private studio of jazz legend John Coltrane were nearly demolished; now a $1.75m grant will bring them back to life.

The Hazelrigg Brothers, with George Hazelrigg on piano, Geoff Hazelrigg on bass, and John O’Reilly Jr. on drums.

Business

Hazelrigg Industries Founders Cover The Police’s ‘Synchronicity’ Album

By Mix Staff ⋅ Published: 06/05/2023 ⋅ Updated: 06/09/2023

The sibling founders of boutique pro-audio brand Hazelrigg Industries have dropped their latest jazz release, covering The Police's final album in full.

Pictured in United Studio A is pianist and composer Clifford Lamb seated at the Steinway grand piano Clifford Lamb, and standing (L-R) are Henry Franklin, bass; Michael Clark, score supervisor and associate producer; Herlin Riley, drums; Jeffrey Weber, producer; Clark Germain, recording engineer/mixer; and Edwin Livingston, bass. Photo by David Goggin.

Music Production

Capturing Lamb Live-to-Two-Track at United

By Mix Staff ⋅ Published: 02/17/2023

Bay Area jazz pianist and composer Clifford Lamb returned to United Recording Studios in Hollywood recently.

Mixing Miles Davis’ ‘Kind of Blue’ at Capitol Studios were (l-r) Maurice Patist, Steve Genewick and David Rideau.

Recording

How Miles Davis’ ‘Kind of Blue’ Got A Dolby Atmos Mix

By Mix Staff ⋅ Published: 11/09/2021

Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue is now available on Apple Music in an immersive Dolby Atmos Music mix created at Capitol Studios in Los...

Khruangbin monitor engineer Jorge Pardo-Denning

Live Sound

Newport Jazz Festival Returns

By Mix Staff ⋅ Published: 09/29/2021

Arguably the best-known jazz festival in the U.S., the Newport Jazz Festival returned this summer after a pandemic year off.

Re-opening night at the Blue Note. PHOTO: Nagamitsu Endo

Live Sound

Bringing Back NYC’s Blue Note

By Clive Young ⋅ Published: 09/14/2021

New York City's Blue Note is one of the best-known jazz clubs in the world, but at the height of the pandemic, it was...

Legendary albums like John Coltrane’s 'A Love Supreme,' Lee Morgan’s 'The Sidewinder' and Horace Silver’s 'Song for My Father.'

Music Production

A Renaissance for Rudy Van Gelder’s Studio

By Steve Harvey ⋅ Published: 06/07/2021

The famed facility of celebrated jazz recording and mastering engineer Rudy Van Gelder has a new lease on life following a recent renovation.

Business

Bob Porter, Noted Jazz Producer/Radio Host, Passes at 80

By Clive Young ⋅ Published: 04/23/2021

Bob Porter, prolific Grammy-winning jazz and blues reissue producer turned radio host, has died at age 80.

Music Production

United Hosts Lindsey Webster Album Project

By ProSoundNetwork Editorial Staff ⋅ Published: 08/31/2020

Lindsey Webster recorded her new album at United Recording just before LA's Safer at Home emergency order was issued due to the pandemic.

The Wire

Bassist Captures Authentic Jazz Sound With MXL Microphones

By PR Representative ⋅ Published: 08/05/2020

Carlos Henriquez Relies on MXL’ s REVELATION II for High-Quality Recordings for “Jazz at Lincoln Center” While Working From Home NEW YORK, AUGUST 5,...