After years of making saturation-based audio gear, Peterson Goodwyn’s DIY Recording Equipment—or DIYRE—has just released their first foray into the world of equalization.
The EQP5 is a collaboration between DIYRE and JC DIY, which is Rascal Audio founder Joel Cameron’s brand.
As the name implies, this EQ is based on Read more...
Thanks to B&H, SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti has a new 3-part series out this month, and it’s all about recording guitars without the amp.
In part 2 of this series, Justin gives a primer on direct recording techniques, re-amping, and hardware amp simulation. Then, Vlad Holiday of the band Born Read more...
DAWs are the centerpiece of most studios in 2017, and the market is filled with a number of options for producers and studio owners alike.
The features and functionality of any given DAW are what sets it aside from the next, and with the heavy hitters like Cubase, Pro Tools Read more...
Studio G Brooklyn has been the site of audio-induced highlights too numerous to count. Thousands? Millions? The ears reel as the count escalates.
The sweet sonic seconds are poised to uncoil yet again with the impending presence of Serpent Audio, in a gathering co-hosted by Alto Music Brooklyn on Thursday, Read more...
Getting hands-on with the hardware. It’s one way to make the very most of software emulations.
When it comes to recreating amplifiers, that experience with the real thing becomes even more valuable. With their ability to move air all by themselves, amps aren’t just studio gear – they’re actual sources Read more...
