Summertime is not the super busiest time for recording studios; bands are out touring and playing festivals, and business overall slows a bit. But still, if you ask around (and we did), plenty of projects were just getting started if not just wrapping up over these longest days of the Read more...
The need for high-level education in the mastering sector is being addressed via a new workshop from one of the world’s most accomplished mastering engineers, two-time GRAMMY-winner Vlado Meller.
Meller has announced the Vlado Meller Mastering Workshop (VMMW,) a three-day intensive hands-on course which will launch in New York City Read more...
“Mastered for iTunes” is out. Last month, our buddy blog Trust Me, I’m A Scientist published this piece which explores the tools, the best practices, and the controversy. Click thru to TMIAS for the full article, and read an excerpt here.
Last week, iTunes announced a new set of tools Read more...
This post was first published in Trust Me I’m a Scientist, March 3, 2012
In this post, we explore the tools, the best practices, and the controversy behind “Mastered for iTunes” . For even more depth and detail on mastering, try our new full-length course from SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti, Read more...
Scott Hull’s Masterdisk saw its West Side suites buzzing with a plethora of recent projects.
The man in command, Scott Hull, mastered three new Tzadik album releases: John Zorn’s Mount Analogue, Terry Riley’s Aleph and Zeena Parkins’ Double Dupe Down. Hull also mastered the new Broadway Cast Recording of Read more...
