This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, December 2, 2013.
For musicians of my generation, our first experiments with turning two cassette decks into a makeshift multi-track recording device—by dubbing the output of one deck into the input of the other while playing a new instrument—could Read more...
Our new full-length “Mixing Breakthroughs” course with SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti is getting rave reviews, but you’re not able to buy it right now, Justin’s still got some great free videos for you:
For the rest of this month, we’re going to post some of Justin’s best free music production Read more...
I would suspect that all of us have been to a concert and have experienced less-than-stellar sound.
I know that this happens quite a bit because concertgoers are quick to point it out:
“Dude! Did you go to the show?”
“Yeah, it was killer but it sounded awful. The sound Read more...
This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist October 7th, 2013
When I was just above child-age, and not at all close to being a prodigious musician, stories of musical child prodigies seemed to pop up like clockwork.
There I would be: 12 years old, just having finished Read more...
This week, our new full-length “Mixing Breakthroughs” course with SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti celebrates its 2-month anniversary.
We’ve been getting some tremendous feedback on Justin’s new course so far, with satisfied users calling it “perfectly explained”, “full of precious information”, and complimenting Justin for his “great, honest and Read more...
