I ride the 6 train sometimes, and it’s loud. The New York subway experience is degrading and filthy at worst, just plain noisy and jarring at best. Part of the NYC gig.
I also attend a neighborhood gym, and often could do without the ever-present bass thump and moronic lyric Read more...
Commercial music company Amber Music (NYC, LA) recreated classic recording techniques to produce the music for the new :30 TV spot “Life” for Royal Caribbean and agency JWT New York.
Amber Music producer Leo Sidran re-recorded the original 1941 track, “Are You Having Any Fun?” by Joe Loss, and employed Read more...
Glyph (based in Cortland, NY) has updated the Triplicator — which enables the simultaneous copying of data to multiple drives — with a new feature: the ability to “remount” a previous Triplicator drive set. Remount-capable Triplicators are available for $399 MAP.
This update allows a Triplicator and drive set to Read more...
The NYC music business meetup Digital Music NY has returned, with its first event of 2011 on Tuesday, March 8.
At this coming DMNY, be prepared to prepare for SXSW and take a look at the many new music services and apps built for today’s social network-oriented fan.
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DUMBO, BROOKLYN: We are programmed to receive – and do it digitally. But before we can get all receptive, understanding digital music distribution is a must for pros of every stripe.
Originally founded in San Francisco in 2003 by Matt Laszuk and Bryn Boughton before the pair relocated to NYC Read more...
