He gets it. Is there a bigger compliment you can give to the person piloting the place where you’re making music?
That’s the irreplaceable characteristic of Dan Walker that keeps his clients coming back to The Submarine. We first found out about Walker and his workflow when we were covering Read more...
If you’re an NYC area audio pro, you’ve probably been wondering how big of a local pie you’re getting a slice of. Now you have your answer, courtesy of a comprehensive new study that was just released by Mayor Bill de Blasio and Julie Menin, Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office Read more...
Studio G Brooklyn has been the site of audio-induced highlights too numerous to count. Thousands? Millions? The ears reel as the count escalates.
The sweet sonic seconds are poised to uncoil yet again with the impending presence of Serpent Audio, in a gathering co-hosted by Alto Music Brooklyn on Thursday, Read more...
Let’s look on the bright side: Advertising agencies have more music options than ever before.
At the ready to match sound to their picture are an ever-increasing array of composers, music houses and production music libraries, not to mention synch-ready publishers and labels, clamoring to meet their needs.
The flipside Read more...
Getting hands-on with the hardware. It’s one way to make the very most of software emulations.
When it comes to recreating amplifiers, that experience with the real thing becomes even more valuable. With their ability to move air all by themselves, amps aren’t just studio gear – they’re actual sources Read more...
