As we talked about in the previous “Vinyl Evolution” edition of Sound Thinking, there are a lot of artists releasing their records on vinyl. If you are going to be one of them, here are some things that may help you get the best results.
One thing to do is Read more...
EAST LOS ANGELES: For Pete Lyman, mastering engineer and co-founder of L.A.’s Infrasonic Sound, ‘revival’ is not the right word for what’s happening with vinyl. In his world, the format never died in the first place.
The 37-year-old came up in punk and hardcore bands releasing 7” records, and as Read more...
As you may already know, vinyl records have made a big comeback in the last several years.
This past year, sales of vinyl records were up 40%, and likely to exceed 300,000 units for the first time since 2005 when vinyl sales were close to 900,000 units annually.
In 2008, Read more...
Masterdisk owner and mastering engineer Scott Hull has been guest-blogging for The Vinyl District — the official blog of “Record Store Day” (April 16!) — over the past few months in a series on vinyl mastering, and vinyl as a format.
Now, TVD and Masterdisk are offering a tour of Read more...
Commercial music company Amber Music (NYC, LA) recreated classic recording techniques to produce the music for the new :30 TV spot “Life” for Royal Caribbean and agency JWT New York.
Amber Music producer Leo Sidran re-recorded the original 1941 track, “Are You Having Any Fun?” by Joe Loss, and employed Read more...
