Thomas Alva Edison’s tinfoil phonograph? Nope. The player piano? Guess again:
If you want to find history’s first-ever instance of mechanical music reproduction, you need to travel waaaaaaaaaaay back in time – to the 9th Century. That’s when an inventive pair of siblings named the Banū Mūsā brothers created the Read more...
Meet Mike Kuz, who’s been Head Mixing Engineer for the New York City studio SweetSounds since Spring of this year.
With recent collaborations including Slaughterhouse, Walé, OnCue, Common, Smoke DZA, Slim Dollas, the I.S.A. and more, Kuz’ star as a producer and mixer is on the rise. What’s been guiding Read more...
The DAW universe has just expanded a touch with the launch of FL Studio 12.1.
Image-Line’s flagship workstation includes lifetime free updates, which makes it a safe bet to invest in – and a free demo is available as well. Prices for the PC-only program range from $99-737.
New features Read more...
Don’t look now, but AES is approaching – and it’s New York City’s turn in 2015.
The 139th AES International Convention will take place at the Jacob Javits Center in NYC. Along with the international crowds, a welcome return will be the Project Studio Expo (PSE), taking place October 30, Read more...
NYC music company Pull got its kicks scoring an online film series for Nike.
Their decidedly outside-the-box soundtrack accompanied a set of segments about small-sided soccer in Latin America. Small-sided soccer games involve fewer players competing on a smaller sized field, and they can be a crucial training ground for Read more...
