As we come up on the 2012 AES Convention – October 27-29 at San Francisco’s Moscone Center – we’d like to revisit what some of last year’s AES attendees told us was their favorite panel discussion. We happened to produce it, and now have it to share as video.
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BED-STUY, BROOKLYN: TV and film score composers will often talk about their musical scores as characters in the advancing plot. But it’s rare that audiences experience the score on that level – especially on television and maybe most of all, on television sitcoms. Unless, of course, you’re talking about Read more...
When PSP released a new plugin simply called “Echo” I was hesitant to review it.
For one, I had already given their BussPressor a glowing review when it came out over the summer, and was hesitant to plug the company again so soon.
And secondly, I just wasn’t interested at Read more...
If you thought every EQ that can be created has been created, then Radial Engineering invites you to think again.
In introducing their new Q4, Radial has debuted what they say “could very well be the world’s first” 100% discrete state-variable class-A parametric equalizer.
This 500-series module appears to be Read more...
Competition in the all-important audio editor sector has officially intensified.
Today Sony Creative Software announced that it has released Sound Forge Pro Mac 1.0 for sale to the public. Developed from the ground up specifically for OS X, Sony’s audio recording, editing, and mastering platform was previously available only for Read more...
