As many large-scale recording studios across the country continue to close, the once quintessential path of an up-and-coming audio engineer is changing. Opportunities to “rise up the ranks”—from scrubbing toilets to helming an SSL in a traditional multi-room studio—are fading fast.
Over the past 15 years or so, shrinking budgets Read more...
Avatar Studios will be totally overwhelmed on Thursday, May 19th – but this is a good thing.
This audio assault will be overseen by The Recording Academy New York Chapter and its Producers & Engineers Wing Committee, which will be debuting the daylong event “GRAMMY Pro Art Of The Craft: Read more...
Art thou down with WAM?
AKA the Women’s Audio Mission, WAM is one of SonicScoop’s fave raves, a nonprofit organization based out of San Francisco, CA dedicated to advancing women’s presence in music production and recording.
Lucky for all in the Bay Area, WAM has just launched its Spring 2016 Read more...
Mix With The Masters – it’s not just for world travelers anymore.
Members can spend a day with Andy Wallace…
The famed series of seminars that’s drawn scores of attendees to Studio La Fabrique – in the equally famed South of France – is now available on a device near Read more...
Brooklyn MixCon is coming up on December 6 & 7! Five workshops & Q&A’s organized by genre, at the Living Room in Brooklyn—Presented by SonicScoop and the Deli Magazine.
Each day this week, we’ll take a closer look at the mixers who will be sharing their secrets: Matty Amendola (Indie Read more...
