Ryan Freeland is the classic audio triple threat: A recording engineer, mixing engineer, and producer.
“Each day is really different, which I really appreciate,” he tells me on a call from his personal studio. “I don’t know if I’d want to just do one or the other.”
His legacy to Read more...
This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, December 3, 2012.
“I wasn’t interested in recording music because I particularly enjoyed putting up microphones,” says producer and engineer Scott Solter. “I wasn’t somebody who understood anything technical about audio – or anything technical at all.”
This might Read more...
Dan Physics of Alto Music Brooklyn talks to SonicScoop’s David Weiss about trying out audio gear while avoiding the “wall of death” at big box retailers.
Check him out at altomusic.com/brooklyn. And check out their sponsored presentation with GRAMMY-winning mixer Duro here.
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In our latest video from MixCon 2016, David Weiss interviews Soundtoys founder and designer Ken Bogdanowicz to learn what’s under the hood of one of his latest plugins, and hear about what some interesting Soundtoys power users are doing with his tools in the field:
Every console manufacturer has its own distinct “sound.” Ask an engineer who’s dedicated to those signature sonics, and their face will light up as they try to describe it – guaranteed.
At API, there’s a new person in charge of safeguarding that sound. Todd Humora, a 16-year veteran of the Read more...
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