This week, we’re excited to announces that we are back with SonicScoop’s new and improved Classifieds Section!
We’ve already put up a handful of great deals that are likely to go fast. Stay tuned for regular updates, more great deals on gear, new job listings, collaboration opportunities, studio spaces available Read more...
I was a bit skeptical when I first heard about Sonarworks, as what they purport their products are capable of sounded a little too good to be true.
I’ve always been under the impression that tuning a room is the province of a trained acoustician, and yet here’s this magic Read more...
A digital audio workstation is more than just a piece of software for hitting record and adding plugins.
While they are incredibly deep feats of programming (even the simple ones) all that coding under the hood must also translate to providing a logical and inspiring conduit for creating art.
Simply Read more...
Wes Dooley, and his company, AEA, have a long history of working with ribbon microphones.
When General Electric purchased RCA in 1976 and closed its microphone division, Dooley began servicing those iconic mics. His faithful reproduction of the original RCA 44 (as well as the KU4, a remake of the Read more...
There’s no doubt that there is a huge market for plugin emulations of classic hardware. Music makers of all kinds often aim to capture the sonic footprint of their favorite vintage gear, without having to break the bank to get there.
Brainworx, distributed by Plugin Alliance, is already well-known for Read more...
