“Ch-ch-Changes/Look out you Rock’n’ rollers.” – David Bowie, “Changes”
As it so often does, change is once again reshaping the New York City recording landscape.
The latest modification to NYC is of the unwelcome variety: The Magic Shop is closing. The SoHo recording studio that opened in 1988 will officially Read more...
Ambitious in Austin.
No, that’s not a southern sequel to Sleepless in Seattle. It’s what’s going on all over the capital of the Lone Star State. There are new recording angles abounding here, in one of America’s most vibrant cultural cities. Its musical chops reverberate back to raucous beer halls Read more...
iZotope’s award-winning software is a go-to solution for many audio professionals who need to patch up, or restore their recordings from the harsh effects of the unexpected. Though their software provides excellent solutions to audio mishaps, it might not be the easiest piece of software to obtain with their RX Read more...
We are proud to begin re-posting some of the greatest hits from Trust Me, I’m a Scientist right here on SonicScoop for posterity. This story was originally published in TMIAS on February 4, 2013.
One of the most hotly—and perhaps unnecessarily—debated topics in the world of audio is the one Read more...
Tips for tracking dynamite drums await in Part II of Brian Speaker’s interview with musician, producer, engineer, and punk rock legend Massimiliano “Mass” Giorgini.
Read on, as Mass [Screeching Weasel, Squirt Gun, Anti-Flag, Rise Against, Alkaline Trio] will make your drunk tracking and mixing skills mas better! (And don’t miss Read more...
