The Rock & Roll Master Zen Master, aka SonicScoop’s “Smarter in Sixty Seconds” blogger Mark Hermann, is now available to answer your questions:
Dear R&RZM,
Do people frequently say to you that U2’s The Edge “isn’t a very good guitarist”? I hear that all the time.
Teetering on The Edge Read more...
Frank Wells, President of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) sent David Weiss the following letter, in response to our recent column, “After AES 2012: Asynchronous Audio”:
Dear David,
Thank you for the shout-out and kudos in your post-AES column. I’m glad to be in a position to influence the direction Read more...
Out of sync.
From the moment the 133rd AES Convention opened up the showfloor at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, you could feel it: Things were out of place – from the glaringly obvious to the subtly disquieting – that were going to take some thought to work through.
There were Read more...
If you’re feeling sonic vibrations deep down in your bones, then it must be the most wonderful time of the year: AES!
For many who see audio as all or part of their calling, this annual gathering that’s held either in New York City or California (it shifts from San Read more...
Where do you go when you’re looking for a recording studio to track basics for your new album? Or an audio post facility to record a VO? Or a mixer? Or a mastering engineer?
By featuring the studios and professionals that make the NYC-area music and sound industry tick, SonicScoop Read more...
