Recording Interviews
Interviews:
Mix sits down for Q&As with today's leading audio professionals.
May 1, 2013
Last month we lost a true musical genius and a genuinely good man, Phil Ramone. The unmatched accomplishments, both technical and creative, have been listed over the past few weeks, though they only touch the surface in describing a man who helped to shape popular culture over the course of six decades, remaining current and vital to the end. Mix asked some of his friends in the industry to share a story about Phil, something that they will always carry with them. The response was overwhelming, and personal....
Mar 1, 2007,
By Blair Jackson
Scott Gershin is in a unique position on the audio end of the videogame industry. As executive creative director and sound supervisor/designer at Soundelux...
Feb 1, 2007,
By Sarah Benzuly
Feb 1, 2007,
By Heather Johnson
Early one summer morning in 1983, a 32-year-old John Mellencamp, dba John Cougar, drove himself home to Bloomington, Ind., from the Indianapolis airport....
Feb 1, 2007,
By Paul D. Lehrman
If you've been playing (or watching your kids playing) any new videogames recently, you've probably noticed that the soundtracks have become incredibly...
Feb 1, 2007,
By David John Farinella
Butch Walker has a hard time standing still. It's not a medical thing; it's a demand issue. The singer/songwriter/producer/engineer is jumping between...
Feb 1, 2007,
By Rick Clark
It only takes a few hours hanging out in downtown Asheville, N.C., to realize this small mountain city of 70,000 has become a magnet for thousands of...
Jan 1, 2007,
By Paul Tingen
In recent years, Jim Abbiss has stepped into the limelight as the producer of a string of hit records by mainly young and trendy British bands. Most notably,...
Jan 1, 2007,
By Rick Clark
When one thinks of Nashville music, world beat, fusion and new age don't readily come to mind. But as the city's artistic and recording communities have...
Oct 1, 2006,
By Craig Dalton
The history of Steve Miller and the Steve Miller Band is not just his story, but also the story of rock 'n' roll and the technology that has driven both...
Oct 1, 2006,
By David John Farinella
Before producer Jeff Glixman had even set foot on the other side of the glass, it seemed his fate was sealed. During Glixman's performing days he played...
Sep 1, 2006,
By Kregg Barentine
[Eds. note: We will never forget how, in 2005, Hurricane Katrina brought destruction all over the Gulf Coast. Thousands faced devastating losses and those...
Sep 1, 2006,
By Blair Jackson
By the time Ray Parker Jr. hit the top of the charts in 1984 with that instantly infectious slice of R&B/pop fluff called the Number One theme song from...
Sep 1, 2006,
By Blair Jackson
David Hewitt is proof positive that sometimes nice guys finish first. This year's TEC Hall of Fame recipient an eight-time TEC Award winner previously...
Sep 1, 2006,
By Rick Clark
Since its beginning in 1970, Rounder Records has been one of the country's preeminent labels for regional and roots music. It is home for the hugely successful...
Aug 1, 2006,
By Jeff Forlenza
Snow is falling on Weed, the tiny logging town at the foot of Mount Shasta in Northern California. Inside a 90-year-old structure formerly known as the...
Aug 1, 2006,
By Matt Hurwitz
A lot of us can relate to Geoff Emerick: a young teenager who used his tape recorder to capture everything he could and wondered how one of those things...
Jul 1, 2006,
By Blair Jackson
I've been rooting for T Bone Burnett to succeed almost as long as I've been writing about music. Back in 1977, I fell in love with the music of a Los...
Jul 1, 2006,
By Gary Eskow
You grow up in Los Angeles the son of a widely respected jazz piano player and successful arranger, start grabbing for the keyboard before you're even...
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