Arturia’s new Wurlitzer V ($129/$99) is a software recreation of the classic Wurlitzer 200A electric piano – introduced in 1972.
Favored by Supertramp (“The Logical Song”), the Beatles (“I am the Walrus”), Ray Charles (“What’d I say”), Marvin Gaye (“I Heard It Through The Grapevine”), the Rolling Stones (“Miss You”), Read more...
Join us for “Demystifying Mastering,” an evening event presented by SonicScoop and Flux Studios on Friday, May 11 – for engineers, producers, musicians and mastering engineers who want to gain a deeper understanding of the mastering process, and hear modern tools and techniques in a studio environment.
The Read more...
The SoHo-based design studio and live-action production company Eyeball has brought NYC audio branding company, Expansion Team, on board to provide music and audio services to its clientele.
Eyeball began as a design and motion graphics shop, then added production, then branding and in the last few years many direct-to-client Read more...
WILLIAMSBURG: Sami Jano and Ron Wilde go back a ways – all the way back to teenagehood in Detroit, long before either ever imagined they’d one day be running a record label in New York City.
The musician-friends had always run in overlapping music circles, and when they moved Read more...
The next installment of Pyramid Recording Collective‘s “Live at Culture Fix” networking series is happening tomorrow night – Wednesday, April 25.
The “Live at Culture Fix” networking event for NYC music industry professionals and songwriters is held at the Culture Fix bar and gallery in the Lower East Side. Tomorrow Read more...
