Tips for tracking dynamite drums await in Part II of Brian Speaker’s interview with musician, producer, engineer, and punk rock legend Massimiliano “Mass” Giorgini.
Read on, as Mass [Screeching Weasel, Squirt Gun, Anti-Flag, Rise Against, Alkaline Trio] will make your drunk tracking and mixing skills mas better! (And don’t miss Read more...
Thanks to our sponsors at iZotope, we get to bring you some key highlights from Ariel Borujow‘s powerhouse of a MixCon presentation, in which he walks us through a real working EDM mix.
A master engineer who has worked with artists including Notorious B.I.G., Chromeo, Madonna, Puff Daddy, Chiddy Bang, Read more...
If you ever have the good fortune to be a nominee or a performer at the GRAMMY Awards, chances are it will stand as one of the biggest nights of your career.
With over eighteen thousand in attendance at Los Angeles’ Staples Center (plus nearly thirty million peering in from Read more...
It took all of five minutes for me to realize that with this transient shaping plug-in I could rule the world.
elysia’s nvelope from Plugin Alliance is a very powerful tool, allowing you to go as far as removing all ambience from a track, should the mood strike you.
At Read more...
As practitioners of sound, there is a phenomenon that plagues us all at one point or another in our careers: GAS.
No, I’m not referring to that feeling of discomfort that comes after consuming too many legumes. I’m talking about Gear Acquisition Syndrome.
This familiar complex, which fuels our unquenchable Read more...
SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti sits down with Chris Zane, producer/engineer for The Walkmen, Passion Pit, Asobi Seksu, St. Lucia, Ambulance LTD, Tokyo Police Club, Nelly Furtado, and many more.
In this part of their interview series with B&H they talk best strategies for tracking and mixing drums and guitar. Stay Read more...
Ready to change your space? Grammy-nominated producer, (re-)mixer, bassist and composer Ben Rubin (aka Benny Cha Cha) certainly was at the beginning of 2015, with just one issue – he didn’t have an unlimited budget to overhaul his studio.
Trying to buy that magic plugin or piece of hardware would Read more...
I’ll start with the cliché — “you’ll have to pry these out of my dead hands” — first. I love them.
I started using ADAM‘s original S3A monitors shortly after they came out. I remember seeing, or rather hearing them at AES one year, and quickly deciding they were right Read more...
Close your eyes and think about the last time you were at a gig. How did it sound? The band is rocking out on stage, your friends are talking in a group over to your left, a busboy says “excuse me” as he slides past your right shoulder, and the Read more...
SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti is back on video again with an in-depth tutorial on parallel compression and the classic “New York Compression” technique, thanks to a partnership with B&H Pro Audio.
(Also check out Part 2 on Sidechain Compression, and Part 3 on Serial Compression.)
This is the first installment Read more...
