Every month, Matt McCorkle of EqualSonics.com brings you a day in the life of a New York City recording engineer.
The Mission: Recording a song for a TV commercial in a Brooklyn apartment
Producer and multi-instrumentalist Michael T contacted me about recording and mixing a song called “Snow Falls in Read more...
The Electronic Music Foundation, in collaboration with NYU Interactive Arts, is presenting the work of two pioneering electronic music artists tonight, Monday, February 28, 8 PM at the Frederick Lowe Theater, 35 West 4th Street. Admission is free.
The featured music will be by composer/flautist Lars Graugaard, and groundbreaking composer/computer Read more...
(Note: See Part II of this “Nomad Engineer” series here.)
CHELSEA, MANHATTAN: No one can say Ari Raskin hasn’t paid his dues. This in-demand freelancer engineer may regularly make the rounds of NYC’s top studios today, but it’s only after he’s sweated it out for a decade-plus, making Read more...
Women in Music is hosting a tax seminar tonight, Wednesday, February 23, 7-9 PM at the Gramercy Theater. Accountant Mark Scribner, CPA, will be on hand to answer any and all tax questions. He will be discussing what a business manager does and when a band needs one, as well Read more...
“…Yeah…I guess I first tried it, I don’t know, maybe back in high school. I don’t remember who gave my first taste…I was playing bass in an Allman Brothers cover band and all the really cool guys in the group were into it, so I was curious I guess. The Read more...
