Sometime in the past few years, I’ve noticed what I like to think of as a “third wave” of DAW-based processors emerging.
What started years ago as the promising possibility of plugin-augmented mixing has morphed into a full-scale “console-in-the-box” situation, where mixing entirely within your DAW can finally save time Read more...
When Sound Performance Labs introduced its revolutionary dynamics processor, Transient Designer, in the late 90s, it created a whole new class of audio effects.
This groundbreaking new design employed what SPL would call its “Differential Envelope Technology” to adjust the relative levels of the attack and sustain of a sound, Read more...
In our latest video from MixCon 2016, Lexie Morgan tells SonicScoop’s David Weiss all about iZotope’s latest and greatest channel strip, Neutron:
We just flew back from AES and boy are our ears tired!
OK, that was terrible. You know what’s not terrible though? All the awesome new gear we saw at the 2016 convention.
This year’s AES convention in LA was a bit sleepier than some, with seemingly reduced foot traffic Read more...
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