EastWest has built a name for itself as one of the most in-demand sample library developers in the world.
Their libraries consist of everything from orchestral strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion to East Asian solo instruments or even sounds inspired by The Beatles.
Initially releasing third-party libraries for Native Instruments’ Read more...
When I was a student at NYU’s Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music, I had the fortune of studying under some of the most incredible teachers, from Bob Power and Nick Sansano to Questlove and Jason King. The entire program focused on music entrepreneurship and the idea of being a Read more...
As music creatives, we’re always looking for the best way to speed up our workflows so we can create without feeling limited by technological limitations.
Companies like Avid and Universal Audio have created products that allow the user to offload processing to external cards/hardware, and Vienna Ensemble Pro allows users Read more...
I’ve loved the freedom and flexibility of amp simulators ever since I first played with a Line 6 POD. And over the years, the quality of amp sims has just gotten better and better.
These days, the amp sim market is very competitive with great products like the Axe FX, Read more...
There’s someone you should meet: film composer Juan Dussán.
A recent graduate of the NYU Screen Scoring graduate program, and participant at the ASCAP/Columbia Film Scoring Workshops, Dussán’s name is starting to get around. He recently completed the LA Film Conducting Intensive where he conducted a 37-piece orchestra at the Read more...
