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Review: iZotope Iris

During the final weeks of April, I had the opportunity to sit down with iZotope’s new sampling re-synthesizer, Iris. Upon first opening it, I instantly recognized and felt comfortable with the spectral analysis view. If you’ve ever used iZotope’s RX software then you’re already familiar with the basic layout of Read more...

Audio Post Transitions: Why Mixer/Sound Designer JD McMillin Made the Switch to Nutmeg Post

MIDTOWN, MANHATTAN: The New York City-based mixer and sound designer JD McMillin recently made a move, taking over Studio F at midtown heavyweight facility Nutmeg Post.

Working with clients including Nickelodeon, Food Network, AMC and Oxygen, McMillin has joined a golden-ears team at Nutmeg. After a five-year stint at Bionic, Read more...

Industry Intel 2012: Recording Engineer Salaries (By Industry and Region)

Despite stories of big studio closures and contracting CD sales over the last decade, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) suggests that the audio engineering profession has grown considerably since 1999. Although competition remains fierce and growth is expected to slow, median annual incomes have increased in recent years, Read more...

Review: Waves InPhase Plugin

Phase problems are the bane of any engineer’s existence. A typical tracking setup in a recording studio will almost always include sound sources being captured by multiple inputs or microphones. When recording drums, bass, guitar cabs, room mics, and anything in stereo, for example, phase-related issues will come up.

On Read more...

Op-Ed by Erin Barra: The Indie Artist’s REAL Guide to Booking Studio Time

To all Sovereign Soldiers of the Music Industry…

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance that “independent artist” is part of your job description:

You write your own material, you run your own social media marketing, you rehearse in someone’s basement, you sleep on strange floors while you’re on Read more...

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