Dub music musician and producer Tippy I stops by the SonicScoop channel to show his approach to using plugin effects as part of his live dubbing setup.
Using MIDI controllers to manipulate Ableton and his Soundtoys plugins in real time, Tippy is able to bring compelling human performance to DAW-based Read more...
There’s a studio in Seacaucus, NJ that goes by the dislocated name of Hoboken HiFi.
That juxtaposition isn’t so strange when you consider the facility’s founder, a Northeasterner named Jim the Boss who was weaned on Sinatra and punk rock before falling hopelessly in love with reggae. He started a Read more...
In the late 1960’s, a genre emerged in Jamaica that would revolutionize the music industry forever. When Bob Marley laid down his anthem to Jamaica, “One Love,” who knew that reggae music would be where it is today — with the studio playing a major part in the creative process. Read more...
On Tuesday, December 14th from at 7:30, Music Works NYC invites all local audio mavens to visit them at their new digital audio production facility on the Upper West Side to meet visiting UK producer Deewaan and Jamaican Pop/Reggae artist Nando.
UK-based Deewaan has been attracting mainstream attention since producing Read more...
Producer and Remixer David Sisko (David Siskovic), one-half of the songwriting team and recording artist Disco Pusher, announced that he has opened Min Max Studios in Midtown Manhattan.
Sisko and his electronic duo Disco Pusher are just coming off a number of projects, including remixes and songs for Roxy Music, Read more...
