Evolution is supposed to happen gradually – biologically speaking, a few thousand years is a nice brisk pace for major changes to unfold.
Some elite New York City facilities are operating on a different timeline. This past February SonicScoop reported on the freshly renovated Studio Q1 at Quad Studios, where Read more...
The Legion of Boom – a.k.a. the vaunted defense for the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks – was just in town. During their stay in New York City, a visit to Quad Recording Studios’ newly renovated Studio Q1 would have been most appropriate.
That’s because things most definitely go “boom” Read more...
The ice is melting on the lake, and as it goes you can see the changes around the Greenwood Lake town. At Quad Lakeside, those changes are mighty.
There is now an ultra-sweet sounding EMT plate at the studio, with controls custom built by Lou Gonzalez . But Lou has Read more...
Rain Computers (Ringwood, NJ) has released the follow-up to their LiveBook Mobile Audio Workstation line with the new LiveBook A2.
Powered by Intel’s “Sandy Bridge” Core i7 quad-core mobile processors, and starting at $1,599, the LiveBook A2 (A for audio, 2 for second generation) boasts an array of new features Read more...
A few months ago I was at my good friend Kevin Blackler’s mastering studio. I noticed this rad-looking piece of gear in his rack and asked him what is was.
“Oh man”, he said. “That’s the Vertigo compressor…you ever hear this thing? It’s awesome!”Wait…a new compressor that I had never Read more...
