L.A. GrapevineJan 1, 2006, By Heather Johnson There was a time, way before my time, when record labels groomed an artist. They would pluck them out of obscurity, polish up their image a bit and put... New York MetroJan 1, 2006, By David Weiss As a recent feature article in Mix illustrated [Artist Development 2005, March 2005], artist development everywhere is on the rise. A logical extension... Steve Goldberger's The ShedDec 1, 2005, By Breean Lingle From bad things, sometimes good things come, says Steve Goldberger, a longtime home studio owner/songwriter/musician/engineer from Niagara-on-the-Lake,... L.A. GrapevineDec 1, 2005, By Maureen Droney Since it was founded in 2000, Santa Monica's 5.1 Entertainment Group (www.5point1.net) has been in the forefront of both multimedia and multichannel sound... Nashville SkylineDec 1, 2005, By Rick Clark When I was growing up and starting to play in garage bands and dreaming of being a rock god one day, the idea of going to a school and learning to play... School of Rock Branches OutDec 1, 2005, Compiled by Heather Johnson Staten Island reportedly has the greatest number of families with children as compared to New York City's other four boroughs, and with the launch of... Sound on Sound and Right Track MergeNov 1, 2005, By David Weiss Observers of the rapidly transforming New York City recording scene were probably intrigued although not surprised to discover that in early November... Creative CommandNov 1, 2005, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly L.A. FACILITY TAKES IN A D-COMMAND Creative Domain (www.creativedomain.com) is the first L.A. based audio facility to install Digidesign's D-Command mixing... Kung Fu BakeryNov 1, 2005, By Rich Wells On a cozy commercial strip in Portland, Ore.'s southeast quadrant lies a nondescript brick building that houses two storefronts. Walk around the corner,... New York MetroNov 1, 2005, By David Weiss To those who sniff at the recording scene in the state of New Jersey, that dreary-looking land Tony Soprano drives through on the way home, we say, Ever... Modesto Sound StudioNov 1, 2005, Compiled by Heather Johnson I don't know which would be more nerve-wracking for a high school student: auditioning in front of a group of stern music instructors or performing your... Nashville SkylineNov 1, 2005, By Rick Clark New Orleans may be a long day's drive from Nashville, but the double whammy of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita (and the influx of so many displaced musicians,... Emerald Sold AgainOct 1, 2005, By Rick Clark BOGDAN, KOPPE RETURN TO FACILITY In the latest chapter in the evolution of Nashville's Emerald Entertainment Group, the legendary studio complex was purchased... Sadler Names New Owner, PresidentOct 1, 2005, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly Rick Klejmont, longtime chief engineer and staff producer at Sadler Recording Studios (New York City, www.sadlerrecording.com), is now its owner/president.... Industry Reacts to Hurricane KatrinaOct 1, 2005, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly The impact of Hurricane Katrina has compelled people throughout the world to look for ways to help the victims sort through the devastation whether it... A Star is BornOct 1, 2005, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly Audio professionals Jeff Glixman, Carl Cadden-James and Lily Salinas opened StarCity Recording (Bethlehem, Pa., www.starcityrecording.com), an 18,000-square-foot... Apogee Electronics at 20Oct 1, 2005, By George Petersen Pro audio has always had its share of boutique companies, many dealing with high-end analog products. In a world where technology is constantly changing,... Fairlight at 30Oct 1, 2005, By George Petersen Maybe it stems from its Australian roots, but during the past 30 years, Fairlight has always forged its own path as a technology leader. The company was... Dolby Laboratories at 40Oct 1, 2005, By George Petersen Without a doubt, the best-known name in audio is Dolby. It seems to be everywhere, from automobile sound, boom boxes and DVDs to broadcast programming... Ampex Sel-Sync, 1955Oct 1, 2005, By George Petersen These days, it would have made pro audio headlines and been the talk of the AES show. The development of Sel-Sync (Selective Synchronous) recording by... Most Popularadvertisement PollsOn Demand Webinars:
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