This week’s Outside Scoop takes a look at Post Malone’s producer Louis Bell, six essential mastering meters you need to start using, the fundamentals of designing believable sounds for film, and more. The following items on this list include some of the best content from around the web, published within Read more...
He could leap into a frenetic beat or lock into a solid groove. He could keep it subtle or go absolutely all out. I loved watching Mike Skinner play drums.
I was as floored as anyone to learn that Skinner – an NYC-based drummer, producer, and a pioneering audio adventurer Read more...
TRIBECA, MANHATTAN/LONG BEACH, CA: No, your speakers aren’t completely messed up – that’s Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music. Entrancing to some, physically repulsive to others, since the record’s 1975 release it’s been guaranteed to make sense to just one head on the planet: Lou Reed’s.
But what if you could Read more...
Avatar Studios was a beehive of sonic activity last month, reporting sessions spanning pop, rock, jazz, classical and more.
In Studio C, Joe Jackson was recording his upcoming self-produced release through the Neve VRP 72 console with engineer Elliot Scheiner. Aki Nishimura assisted.
GRAMMY Award winner Esperanza Spalding was recording Read more...
LONG ISLAND CITY, QUEENS: Being an artist has never been a very sound proposition, in New York City or anywhere else. So it follows that an immersion into sound art would be twice as risky.
Fortunately in our day and age, there’s a little infrastructure – grants and friendly facilities Read more...
