This post was first published in Trust Me I’m a Scientist, March 3, 2012
In this post, we explore the tools, the best practices, and the controversy behind “Mastered for iTunes” . For even more depth and detail on mastering, try our new full-length course from SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti, Read more...
Glyph Technologies, based in Cortland, NY, announced it has begun shipping the GPT50.
The GPT50 is Glyph’s latest in a line of rugged tabletop hard drives built for production environments. Based on a 3.5-inch 7200 RPM hard drive, the GPT50 features a sturdy, metal enclosure with an internal power supply Read more...
Scott Hull’s Masterdisk saw its West Side suites buzzing with a plethora of recent projects.
The man in command, Scott Hull, mastered three new Tzadik album releases: John Zorn’s Mount Analogue, Terry Riley’s Aleph and Zeena Parkins’ Double Dupe Down. Hull also mastered the new Broadway Cast Recording of Read more...
When we last saw Brooklyn dark-dream chanteuse Marilyn Carino in October, she was just on the launch pad for her new record, Little Genius.
Things are moving up for this Bensonhurst muse, as evidenced by her show tomorrow night, Friday March 2nd, at none other than the famed Blue Note. Read more...
DFA Studios, the house that LCD Soundsystem built, is now open to the public.
This month, DFA Studios opens its doors to the outsiders for the first time. It’s a big change for the space, which is located near the upper limits of New York City’s West Village.
For years, Read more...
