There is nothing worse than having to question the quality of sound coming out of your studio monitors. Being able to hear exactly what you are recording and mixing is crucial, whether you’re getting paid or not.
I record and mix artists from all over the world at my studio Read more...
While NYC was getting pummeled by Sandy, we were out in San Fran, enjoying the sights and sounds of another AES Convention.
Saturday night, we co-sponsored a party with some awesome audio brands – Burl Audio, Empirical Labs, Mojave and Audio Power Tools at Brick & Mortar Music Hall in Read more...
In March, an intensive microphone comparison served notice that NYC-based Audio Power Tools was transitioning from a rep service into a retail operation. That metamorphosis is now complete, with the opening of Audio Power Tools’ new retail space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Located in Williamsburg’s Roebling Tea Building on the corner Read more...
SOHO, MANHATTAN/WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN: Inside the floated rooms of New York City’s recording studios, research is always taking place. After the clients have left for the night, gearheads often turn their attention to mic checks of a different kind.
This intersection of art, aesthetics, and science was in full effect last Read more...
WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN: For a lot of people at this year’s AES, the action at the Javits Center was a mere appetizer for the intensive show-spawned nightlife spanning New York City.
Producers, artists, engineers and audio heads of all stripes found plenty to keep them buzzing on Friday. Many started out Read more...
