Wavesfactory first released the original TrackSpacer back in November 2012 where it saw tremendous success from providing a solution for a problem that every mixing engineer has experienced – creating space for an audio source.
TrackSpacer 2.0 accomplishes this by subracting an audio source’s primary frequencies from another audio source Read more...
If you’re not familiar with Harrison Consoles, here’s a quick history lesson: Bruce Swedien made Michael Jackson’s Thriller and BAD on a Harrison console. Paul Simon’s Graceland and sound for countless feature films have been mixed on Harrison consoles. And now, with its newly updated proprietary open-source DAW, Mixbus v2.3, Read more...
Perusers of SonicScoop – the wait is over…along with the Summer weather, Free Fridays 12 has finally arrived!
Back for another installment of the beloved Freeware Fridays, we here at SonicScoop managed to fish up five exceptional freeware audio tools and instruments using only a piece of string, a rather Read more...
We’ve said it before, we’ll say it again: the most fun part of a mix session is when you can reach for that delay.
The inventive developer eaReckon, founded by drummer/programmer Philippe Decuyper, has launched the new multi-delay plugin EARebound. Sporting an expansive user interface, including 16 delay lines that Read more...
Whether or not you have heard of this particular DAW system from MuTools, MuLab 5 has always been one to blaze it’s own trail in one way or another amongst other DAW heavyweights. Apart from being affordable, what immediately sets MuLab apart from others is it’s MUX (multiplexer) VST feature Read more...
