There’s no question that popular music has gone through some monumental changes since the 1960’s. With each passing decade, there are new technological innovations that help to form the “new sound”, and sometimes these innovations become the very identity of some musical artists.
Be it the sound of new guitar Read more...
SonicScoop’s Justin Colletti has just appeared on the “Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast“, with Joey Sturgis and Eyal Levi of Nail The Mix.
Join them for an inspiring discussion about making your music career into a business and finding financial freedom in a challenging creative field.
In this episode, Justin, Joey Read more...
When performing, recording or mixing, trusting what we hear is essential. That trust is built, in part, on our training and experience.
It is the sum total of how much we’ve studied, who we hang with, what we listen to, and what we dig. But that trust is also built Read more...
This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, September 4th, 2012.
Among self-financed musicians, pre-production is arguably the most neglected step of the recording process.
This is especially regrettable because pre-production is perhaps the least expensive part of the process, and the one that offers the greatest return Read more...
What’s your preferred mic technique for recording acoustic guitars?
If you’re anything like most engineers, your answer may vary a bit depending on the arrangement, the purpose, the guitar player, the instrument and the song, but there are really just two or three commonly-used approaches that crop up again and Read more...
