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New Gear Alert: Free Mastering from Focusrite & CloudBounce, Antelope’s Discrete Interfaces, Elevate by Eventide & More

October 6th, 2017 by Dan Gluszak

CloudBounce joins the Focusrite Plug-In Collective, offering two free masters and 50% off annual subscription.

Partnered with online mastering service CloudBounce, Focusrite has arranged for a one-of-a-kind Plug-In Collective offer for all registered Focusrite hardware customers. Until November 8, 2017, you can get two songs mastered for free by signing Read more...

New Gear Alert: Propellerhead’s Reason 10, Red 16Line Interface by Focusrite, PreSonus StudioLive Rack Mixers & More

September 29th, 2017 by Dan Gluszak

Propellerhead announces Reason 10.

With 6 new instruments, 1 new effect and over 3GB of samples and loops, this marks the biggest content update ever for Reason. Reason 10 features two massive brand-new synthesizers, three new live-sounding organic instrument devices, a top-notch acoustic piano, new creative modulation device, and Read more...

Why You Should Hire a Professional Producer or Engineer (…And 8 Bad Reasons to Do It All Yourself)

August 3rd, 2017 by Mike Major

If you wanted to record something of reasonably good quality 20 years ago, you generally had to go to a recording studio that had a professional-grade tape machine, a console, and a whole slew of outboard gear and mics.

That studio would have had an engineer, too. Back then, the Read more...

Studio Sweet Spot: Douglass Recording — Gowanus, Brooklyn

July 31st, 2017 by David Weiss

Good things come to those who wait.

In the case of Douglass Recording in Gowanus, Brooklyn, the beneficiaries of said patience are twofold: it’s fearless founder, Myles Rodenhouse, and all those who come to record there. As it turns out, his five-year journey to perfect Douglass’ live room – a Read more...

New Software Review: RX 6 Noise Reducer from iZotope

July 18th, 2017 by Zach McNees

iZotope is an undisputed champion of creative audio tools for music and post-production. Their products allow users of every skill level to tackle the most challenging sonic obstacles with relative ease and speed, and always produce spectacular-sounding results.

I’ve written extensively in the past about many of iZotope’s offerings. Today, Read more...

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New Gear Alert: Free Mastering from Focusrite & CloudBounce, Antelope’s Discrete Interfaces, Elevate by Eventide & More

New Gear Alert: Propellerhead’s Reason 10, Red 16Line Interface by Focusrite, PreSonus StudioLive Rack Mixers & More

Why You Should Hire a Professional Producer or Engineer (…And 8 Bad Reasons to Do It All Yourself)

Studio Sweet Spot: Douglass Recording — Gowanus, Brooklyn

New Software Review: RX 6 Noise Reducer from iZotope