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...
On March 14th, pro audio non-profit SoundGirls is hosting a free evening event all about hearing health, live sound, noise-induced haring loss and how to prevent it.
Join this free event at 6PM March 14th, 2017 to learn about in-ear monitors (IEMS), ear plugs and how to use them properly. Read more...
Eventide announces Fission, a new plug-in capable of separating transients from tonal components.
Eventide unveils its Structural Effects technology for the first time to employ a patent-pending technique for cleanly and completely separating the transient and tonal components of any sound.
Structural Effects separates sound into its transient (impact/unpredictable/jagged) Read more...
Want to save yourself some money, have the satisfaction of knowing exactly how good your cables really are, and have some fun too? If you enjoy DIY projects, you can easily build and troubleshoot audio cables for yourself. The process is relatively simple, requires no expensive tools, employs easy-to-acquire soldering Read more...
