The madness began with 1989. Not the year, the record.
So beguiling was Taylor Swift’s fifth studio album that none can resist its magnetic pull, not fans nor artists nor engineers nor producers. 9.5 million in sales worldwide and no less than seven singles – including “Bad Blood,” “Shake It Read more...
In this classic Trust Me, I’m a Scientist post from August 8, 2011, Scott Craggs of Old Colony Mastering provides an easy pre-mastering checklist to help improve any mix. For even more on mastering, try the new full-length course from SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti, Mastering Demystified.
As a mastering Read more...
Albums are alive and well – and there’s a brave studio that’s ready to back up that notion.
The facility that takes the long-playing view? It’s called Continental Recording Studio, and it’s the latest evidence as to why Long Island City may be the true hub of NYC recording today Read more...
John Congleton is back once again with SonicScoop‘s Justin Colletti for part 2 of their interview series with B&H, this time, sharing insights on the mixing process.
John is a recent GRAMMY winner who is probably best known for his work with St. Vincent, The Walkmen, Explosions in the Sky, Read more...
The first week of the month is here, and with it comes another Dangerous Music video that reveals how engineers and producers are utilizing their gear for success.
In this month’s installment, engineer and producer Todd Whitelock reveals how using high quality D-to-A converters made all the difference in his Read more...
