If you use a DAW to record or mix music, it’s likely that your choice is largely predicated by your history and familiarity with that piece of software.
This makes sense when you consider the largely overlapping feature sets of most DAWs. We often end up using what we started Read more...
For more great insights into mixing, try our full-length course with SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti, Mixing Breakthroughs.
What is this game-changing button I speak of? What single switch could take your lifeless recording and elevate your sound to stud status?
The single magic button, often confusingly and incorrectly labeled with Read more...
GREATER NYC AREA: Both through the grapevine and straight from the source(s), we’ve been hearing about a number of different recording projects going on in studios throughout the NYC area. The following is but a sampling of recent sessions, and works in progress…a snapshot of what’s going on around Read more...
The Society of Women in TeCHnology (SWITCH) held its inaugural session Tuesday night (3/9) at the NYU Music Technology Program’s new facility within the Steinhardt School’s Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions.
A panel comprising music and technology educators, artists, innovators and trailblazers discussed challenges and opportunities for established Read more...
