SonicScoop was saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Joe Palmaccio. A four-time Grammy Award winner, the Nashville-based died unexpectedly on October 16 at the age of 56 while recovering from injuries following a motorcycle accident.
A celebration of Palmaccio’s rich life, in audio and far beyond, will be Read more...
Watch as 2 mics travel around Montreal on a skateboard to record a full production. The lead vocal for “Foundation” was recorded in the hollowed-out remains of a once great...
Read MoreAn immersive experience. The groundbreaking producer Lee “Scratch” Perry offered assurances of that in every way – on record, in concert, and simply face-to-face for those who got the opportunity.
It goes without saying that there never was, and there never will be, anyone remotely like Perry, who passed away Read more...
The Rolling Stones certainly have contributed their fair share to the audio industry. They’ve recorded 30 studio albums, 33 live albums, played 2,000+ live shows, plus scores of TV appearances, documentaries, and movies. This one band has provided nonstop work for countless audio engineers, producers, mixers, and audio post since Read more...
SonicScoop was saddened to learn of the passing of audio engineering and producer great Al Schmitt. A 20-time GRAMMY Award winner whose career spanned six decades, Schmitt passed away April 26 at the age of 91.
To us at SonicScoop, Schmitt’s easy demeanor and ready accessibility made him as memorable Read more...
Generations of audio engineers have entered studios with the dream of making a name for themselves. Far fewer take it a step further by making a name of themselves—Rupert Neve was one of them.
On February 13th, his eponymous company Rupert Neve Designs announced that its namesake had passed away Read more...
