By Rick Goetz
I met Bill Meadows (the subject in the interview below) when working for a music house trying to get their music placed in film and TV. Placement is very difficult but Bill offers up some great insight.
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Bill Meadows is the Executive Integrated Producer of Music, Read more...
HOBOKEN, NJ: Tom Beaujour brought Nuthouse Recording into the world for many of the same reasons anyone builds a studio: 1) to record his own band, 2) to collaborate with other bands and 3) to enhance his abilities to do both. But Beaujour, formerly the Editor of Revolver and Read more...
For the month of June, customers can purchase both the Eventide EQ45 parametric equalizer and the EQ65 filter set for $199 from Eventide authorized plug-in dealers or from Eventide.com.
Useful for notching out hum or unwanted frequencies, the EQ65 filter set (pictured) is a flexible 48-bit double precision sound shaping Read more...
WEST VILLAGE, MANHATTAN: Back in the day – 1997 to be exact – Josh Bloom founded Fanatic Promotion. A downtown music marketing firm, it’s his vehicle to ensure that artists he thinks are great get noticed.
Now he’s not just flak, however. He’s Co-Owner/VP A&R of Fanatic Records, which is Read more...
MAMARONECK, NY: “I got really lucky,” Rob Fraboni admits, “and didn’t have to do a lot of stuff that a lot of people had to do coming up. I had a lot of electronics experience and started out as a musician, so I had a lot going for me in Read more...
WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN: Joel Hamilton is a hard guy to pin down. Paging through his discography, career highlights jump out from all corners of the map. Although his mixes often feature direct, powerful central elements against backdrops of wide, immersive ambience, his production style is best defined by his adaptability. Read more...
OSSINING, NY: It was a beautiful day for a drive up to Bi-Coastal Music in Ossining to check out the new Audio-Technica (AT) AT4080 and AT4081 ribbon mics. We wanted to do a ribbon mic shoot-out and Bi-Coastal had a very nice array of ribbon mics for us to compare. Read more...
LINCOLN CENTER, MANHATTAN: A fun new phase in Lincoln Center’s history unfolded last Friday. The debut of After Hours @ The Atrium, held at the wide open David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, made for a highly stimulating evening.
Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky was on hand with two Read more...
RIVER EDGE, NEW JERSEY: Virtuoso lovers, take note: Lenny White has a new album out. It’s an intense musical experience, and it’s called Anomaly.
The native New Yorker, who was a member of the galactic-class drum/percussion team of Miles Davis’ Bitches Brew, fuses on with his first personal release in Read more...
WEST VILLAGE, MANHATTAN: Mega Playground, a NYC post-production facility encompassing three Manhattan locations, dozens of Avid edit rooms, multiple finishing and Telecine suites and production office space, has added audio to its portfolio of services.
The first of two mixing rooms, manned by resident mixer/sound designer Keith Hodne, came Read more...
