Jan 1, 2008,
By Eddie Ciletti
One of the unintentional that results from recording to analog tape is the time delay between the record and play heads. Tape echo sometimes referred...
Jan 1, 2008,
By Kevin Becka
There's a perfect storm in live sound recording technology: the power of computers combined with the ease and portability of digital recording gear have...
Dec 1, 2007,
By George Petersen
Talking about listening and the listening process is one of those seemingly impossible tasks, like writing a book on how to compose music or paint a masterpiece....
Dec 1, 2007,
By Eddie Ciletti
Craftsmanship typically comes to mind when describing the work involved with creating a physical object such as how a luthier fashions a fine musical...
Dec 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Fourteen-time Grammy Award-winning producer/engineer Phil Ramone takes his unimpeachable skills from behind the board and onto paper. His Making Records:...
Dec 1, 2007,
By Alexander Brandon
A lot of audio issues have been covered in this space lately, from facility design to education programs. But for many of you, the actual process of integrating...
Dec 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Taira Entertainment's www.OnlineAudioEngineering.com site provides online professional audio engineering, mixing and mastering services in standard, professional...
Nov 1, 2007,
By George Petersen Executive Editor
In that once upon a time three decades ago, when Mix began, someone who was a motivated self-starter could visit a local studio, sign on as a janitor/go-fer...
Nov 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Who: Brian Dozoretz, Ithaca College School of Music's manager of music recording technical support Previous Lives: 2001-2007, Bennett Studios engineer,...
Nov 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
An estimated 400 students from across the Northeast Region came to see 30 presenters (including Grammy Award-winning engineer Jim Anderson) and vendors...
Nov 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Pyramind: The Institute for Advanced Digital Audio Training has expanded to include a 36,000-square-foot building in San Francisco close to its headquarters....
Nov 1, 2007,
By Alexander Brandon
There are a lot of audio education programs out there, from weeklong studio classes to Master's programs. From Berklee College of Music to Musicians Institute,...
Nov 1, 2007,
By Bud Scoppa
Last fall, Pepperdine University, whose main campus covers a Malibu hillside overlooking the Pacific, unveiled its music lab, featuring 17 specially designed...
Nov 1, 2007,
By Tom Kenny
Twenty-eight years ago, when a recording education was primarily the province of conservatories and four-year degree programs and still viewed with skepticism...
Nov 1, 2007,
By Eddie Ciletti
Back in July, I taught a two-week, full-immersion class that re-created Beatles-style recording sessions. Our space, dubbed Not Too Shabby Road, was outfitted...
Aug 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Ocean Way Nashville (www.ocean waystudios.com) is now part of Belmont University's Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business, but the facility...
Aug 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles (www.ainewprogram.com/los angeles) has added a Bachelor of Science degree program in audio production. Courses...
Aug 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
The University of Memphis' Music Industry division hosted producer/engineer George Massenburg and Platinum-selling artist Brian Vander Ark; Massenburg...
Aug 1, 2007,
By Paul D. Lehrman
Anyone who's spent any time in the music business has great stories to tell, and consequently the ranks of musicians, engineers and producers include...
Jul 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
The MediaTech Institute (www.mediatechinstitute.com), housed at the Dallas Sound Lab, expanded its Las Colinas facilities to make room for its new digital...
May 1, 2007,
By Blair Jackson
Okay, now that we've got your attention with that cover we're not just being dramatic. The fact is that a career in the trenches of the audio industry...
May 1, 2007,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
The Emerging Film Composer finds Richard Bellis tackling the many issues that arise for today's film composer from the art and craft of writing music...
May 1, 2007,
By Eddie Ciletti
Studies have shown that enjoying your job is one of the keys to a long life. But what if the job you enjoy is reducing your chances to spend your retirement...
May 1, 2007,
By Sarah Jones
It all started with the EQ. He found himself reaching for the highs, trying to add back that sizzle his mixes seemed to be missing. At home, he started...
May 1, 2007,
By Paul D. Lehrman
We all have to be concerned with loud sounds these days, whether it's making sure our kids don't suffer from or taking care not to destroy our own eardrums...
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