The first in a series of live sound interviews and spotlights by audio engineer Jon Lurie.
Learning to Fly
In 2002, Charlie Smith started playing electric guitar in an alternative rock band, which, by 2013, has performed in nearly every club in New York City.
The nightly gigs are a Read more...
Live sound engineers who have been craving even more of what Avid has to offer, looking for a solution with increased ease of use on the road but with studio workflow also firmly in mind, are going to take a keen interest in the newly unveiled S3L System.
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WARNING: The following news item contains graphic images.
Fortunately, the content is still safe for work – Waves has announced the launch of GEQ, a full-featured graphic equalizer plugin with both Classic and Modern mono and stereo components. In keeping with the spirit of graphic EQs the specs are relatively Read more...
As they raise a pint fresh from the tap, even the most seasoned audio engineer may not notice the complexities of keeping a music-first nightclub humming. When things move as efficiently as they do at Le Poisson Rouge in NYC’s Greenwich Village, the work that goes on behind the scenes Read more...
The availability of live sound mixing tools that operate wirelessly via the iPad continue to expand.
Allen & Heath has launched the latest option, GLD Remote, a free download that accompanies their cost-effective and scalable GLD-80 mixer. Originally shown at NAMM 2013, the app is now out in the open, Read more...
