If there’s one address that’s been the essence of New York studio competition and renewal, it’s 723 7th Avenue. For the last several years, this Times Square tower has been the battleground for a shapeshifting combination of facilities; as of late, three equally committed, but very different, tracking/mixing studios have Read more...
In this 9th edition of the Brooklyn Studio Tour, we return to the Northside to visit the quintessential Brooklyn tracking and mixing room: Studio G . We also visit a pair of its most successful offshoots and a synth-head’s paradise near Kent Ave.
Studio G
Studio G of Williamsburg is Read more...
One of the top film mixing facilities on the East Coast, Sound One, has been closed by its new parent company. Virtually all of the employees of the massive audio post operation, located in the Brill Building, have been laid off, while projects already underway at Sound One have been Read more...
Mixer: Denise Barbarita, http://www.Myshytune.com
The Mix Facility: MyShyTune Studio, Forest Hills, NY (Queens)
Artist and Song: Krissy Krissy, “Broken Glass”
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Construction materials: The genre is acoustic pop, live drums, bass, acoustic guitar, spattering of percussion, some organ, female lead vocal, female BGV. Not too many of them, unprocessed Read more...
BED-STUY, BROOKLYN: TV and film score composers will often talk about their musical scores as characters in the advancing plot. But it’s rare that audiences experience the score on that level – especially on television and maybe most of all, on television sitcoms. Unless, of course, you’re talking about Read more...
