When iZotope released RX 2 earlier this year, it significantly updated one of the industry-leading audio restoration programs with a slew of helpful new features. The original version wowed customers with its intuitive visual editing capabilities, which uses a spectrogram and advanced processing to wipe away unwanted elements of a Read more...
Recently, after gorging on complex channel strip plug-ins and bizarre Traktor effects like Flanger Pulse and Reverse Grain, I got a sudden hankering for some audio comfort food. Something non-intimidating that harkens back to a simpler time.
Back in the day, everyone had an uncle or the hip older brother Read more...
Nothing’s a better time sucker than making music, except perhaps trying to pimp your music online through social media and your website. Digital media have given indie artists at least a fighting chance at building a fan base and making a living, but if you’re a DIY type with a Read more...
It’s kind of cute now how just a few short years ago we were all sufficiently impressed by how Apple Garageband gave broke college kids the ability to cut albums on a laptop with a basic, free DAW program. In the meantime, the studio has continued to shrink while the Read more...
Most people are either 1) a DJ, 2) a DJ wannabe, or 3) a DJ hater. Far be it from me to judge; characters from each group have both good and bad reasons for their position. But this winter, Native Instruments (NI) will roll out a new self-contained professional DJ Read more...
