Howard Schwartz Recording (hsr|ny), one of New York City’s largest and longest-running audio post facilities, has closed its doors. The 22,000-sq. ft. facility founded by Howie Schwartz in 1975 has lost its lease, and ceased operations on May 13th.
hsr|ny was the home to dozens of staffers, 12 mixing/ADR/recording studios, Read more...
PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN: Fluency on the tuba is not at the top of Dan Romer’s resume, but dig deeply enough into his profile and you’ll find he’s got it down. That, and a number of other interconnecting abilities that make this Brooklyn-based producer/songwriter/mixer/arranger a man in demand.
The diverse skill Read more...
In Williamsburg, Grand Street Recording has reported a notable spread of recent sessions:
Owner/producer/co-head engineer Ken Rich is working on NYC singer Deborah Berg’s newest record. The record features Frank Vilardi on drums, Ken Rich on bass/production/engineering, Andrew Sherman on keys, and John Putnam on guitar.
Nashville singer-songwriter David Mead Read more...
On Thursday, June 9, at 7:00 PM, The Recording Academy New York Chapter, and the Producers & Engineers Wing in partnership with Harman Professional will hold Sonic Sessions. The event takes place at Guitar Center on 25 W. 14th Street.
According to the Academy, Sonic Sessions will be an Read more...
Sound Lounge announced that it has named Samara Levenstein to the post of Executive Producer for the company’s Entertainment Division.
Levenstein comes to Sound Lounge after six years as a post production supervisor. Her most recent projects include collaborating with Academy Award-winning documentarian Alex Gibney on the Sound Lounge-mixed films Read more...
