Sometimes two bands are better than six.
That’s what Maag Audio is thinking, with the introduction of its EQ2 for the 500 series format, a new one-channel two-band EQ that follows up Cliff Maag’s six-band EQ4.
There’s plenty of yummy-sounding circuitry in Maag Audio’s latest, which is available now for Read more...
The cult of Cubase is poised to get bigger.
Expansion to a larger user base of producers and musicians is expected to come courtesy of Steinberg’s launch of Cubase Elements 7, a new entry-level music production system for sound recording, editing and mixing.
Designed to support up to 24-bit/192 kHz Read more...
Music producers know a return trip is never guaranteed.
That’s true even for audio experts like David Kahne, whose production discography is a who’s who across the artistic spectrum, including Tony Bennett, Fishbone, Sublime, Sir Paul McCartney, The Strokes, Sean Lennon, Linkin Park, Ingrid Michaelson, and Regina Spektor. But he’s Read more...
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...
CLINTON HILL, BROOKLYN: If there’s one thing New York City needs more of, it’s gardens.
Just the word itself has a therapeutic effect, invoking a harmonious convergence of beauty and order. So it’s no wonder that stepping into the Clinton Hill studio that calls itself The Garden evokes a similar Read more...
