Recently, I sat down with Stephen Bartlett, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of a relatively new company called The Audio Hunt.
The idea is a simple, but fairly novel one. The Audio Hunt website entices studio owners to list some of the most enviable pieces of gear they have Read more...
Milestones matter. And when a studio hits the five-year mark in Brooklyn’s highly competitive audio landscape, that’s worth noting.
What’s won the 1100 sq. ft. Park Slope/Gowanus facility Degraw Sound the chance to keep on recording and mixing for another five years? The vintage Trident 24 series console is a Read more...
Two of the most common questions we get from musicians here at SonicScoop are:
“How much should I budget to record a full length album?” And, “If I want to record my next album myself, how much do I really need to spend on gear?”
On a similar theme, one Read more...
Interning at a recording studio is something that so many professional engineers have done at one point or another.
Today, it’s often seen as an engineer’s right of passage—it’s how we pay our dues, it’s how we get our feet wet and gain the experience needed to succeed in an Read more...
It’s spring. Leaves are on the trees, a new crop of audio students are graduating into the workforce en masse, and it is time once again to review the just-released annual jobs data to find out where the best prospects in the audio industry lie.
Each May, the U.S. Bureau Read more...
