DUMBO, BROOKLYN: In an era when a record’s “production” often overwhelms its “performances” – for better or for worse – a worthy and well-recorded live performance can sound like a revelation. The newly released, self-titled album by The Poison Tree, a Brooklyn-based project led by former King of France Read more...
This week, Spectrasonics launched a unique tribute to honor the legacy of synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog. The company released a new “Bob Moog Tribute Library” created by renowned artists for their Omnisphere soft synth, and kicked off a contest designed around the library where participants enter to win the one-of-a-kind Read more...
Native Instruments has introduced a new software synth called Razor, designed with Berlin-based producer, DJ and electronic artist Errorsmith. (Video below)
For use in Native Instruments Reaktor 5 — a modular software synthesizer — and in the free Reaktor Player, Razor uses powerful additive synthesis to create intense and “profoundly Read more...
LOWER MANHATTAN: While so many Brooklyn bands are trying to figure out new ways to distort, drown and fuzz out their sound in the studio, the Madison Square Gardeners are crafting hi-fi records in the spirit of their favorite 70s rock and roll albums by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Read more...
Stratosphere Sound announced that it will be the NYC home for this year’s TAPE CAMP.
Created by producer/engineer Chris Mara, owner of the Nashville studio Welcome to 1979, Tape Camp is a three-day clinic which takes place every few months in a different city, offering local musicians and gearheads a Read more...
