Audio engineers are usually familiar with the current trendy headphone brands of choice, but every so often a company will come along with a surprising new offering.
Samson might not be the first name you think of when it comes to studio headphones, but their latest design is worth considering. Read more...
Ready for anything. When you’re a music house maintaining a four-room studio in the heart of Manhattan, occupying a narrow niche is not an option.
Hence the military mindset evoked by the name Strike Audio, a facility like none other in NYC – and quite possibly the world – that’s Read more...
This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, October 3, 2011.
Advertisers will have you believe that condenser microphones are the key to quality recordings. In the past, these super-sensitive transducers were the elite of the microphone world and commanded high prices. In recent years, it seems there’s Read more...
Binaural recording – that audiophile-minded method of capturing audio with a dummy head or something equally left-of-center – typically takes place behind closed doors.
But Chesky Records is throwing controlled conditions out the window this Sunday, February 19th, when they host their first ever live audience binaural recording at Rockwood Read more...
Antelope Audio announces Zen Studio+.
Antelope Audio, a company well-known for specializing in Field Programmable Gate Array-based vintage FX modeling, announces the latest innovation in its Zen Studio family of recording interfaces: Zen Studio+.
Incorporating the same key features included in Zen Studio — including 12 studio quality built-in microphone Read more...
