Whether its conventional business loans, 0% store credit cards, even student loans… People have tried all sorts of ways to fund upgrades to their new and existing studios.
Are these strategies wise? Or will they just get you into trouble?
Justin Colletti gives a primer on how—and how not—to use Read more...
Recent developments in the world of reverb have pushed far beyond the once impressive convolution technology we’ve grown accustomed to.
In particular, I’ve become fascinated by what Universal Audio is doing with their proprietary Dynamic Room Modeling (DRM) and the plugins that employ it.
Their new Capitol Chambers and previous Read more...
“Music is truly all I care about.” That’s not a surprising statement to come across in A SonicScoop interview, but coming from ascending producer Teo Halm it’s truly saying something.
Halm is already a Latin GRAMMY-winning songwriter at the age of 20, picking up a statue for co-writing the electrifying/alluring Read more...
“Sensory memories”—they’re what drove engineer/producer Josh Druckman from Gotham into the Catskill Mountains. And that’s exactly what he’s creating for other people with his ace destination studio Outlier Inn.
Nestled within one of New York state’s many beautiful regions, Druckman’s facility in Mountaindale, NY is a place where everything winds Read more...
Like so many in the pro audio community, SonicScoop was saddened to learn of the passing of GRAMMY-winning engineer Ed Cherney on October 22, at age 69. The cause was cancer, according to a Facebook post by his wife Rose Mann-Cherney.
Ed Cherney had garnered universal respect from his colleagues, Read more...
