Audio Insider
Online Monthly Pass

Register for an Account Forgot your Password?

Joan Osborne Explores Her Country Roots

Jan 1, 2007, By Elianne Halbersberg

It should come as no surprise that Joan Osborne wanted to make a country album. Born and raised in Kentucky, Osborne is a longtime, die-hard fan of the...

Brian Setzer's Lucky 13

Jan 1, 2007, By Barbara Schultz

Brian Setzer makes a lot of great albums, but he doesn't spend a lot of time in studios. His MO is to begin a new project well-prepared, whether that...

Gladys Knight Ssalutes Great Jazz Women

Jan 1, 2007, By Chris Walker

Before Gladys Knight became one of the most successful soul singers in America fronting The Pips for a string of immortal classics, and then venturing...

Classic Tracks: Elvis Costello & The Attractions' "Pump It Up"

Jan 1, 2007, By Barbara Schultz

Elvis Costello began his music career with the purist intentions: My ultimate vocation in life is to be an irritant, he told the New Music Express' Nick...

Janet Jackson

Dec 1, 2006, By Matt Gallagher

As Janet Jackson and her longtime collaborators, star producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, were recording Jackson's latest release, 20 Y.O. (Virgin Records),...

Sting With Edin Karamazov

Dec 1, 2006, By Heather Johnson

During the course of nine Top 10 solo albums and nearly a dozen Grammys, Sting has proven himself a consummate artist, one who crafts winning pop melodies,...

Classic Tracks: The Romantics' "What I Like About You"

Dec 1, 2006, By Gary Eskow

Sometimes the rock 'n' roll myth you know, a group of working-class kids harness their passion for music and use it to escape factory jobs, Popov Vodka...

Cool Spins

Dec 1, 2006

Weather Report Forecast: Tomorrow(Columbia/Legacy) Jazz/rock/world music fusion pioneers Weather Report were so forward-looking in their approach and...

L.A. Grapevine

Dec 1, 2006, By Bud Scoppa

No matter where one stands on the controversy surrounding the hit album Ray Sings, Basie Swings, which marries vocals from a 1973 Ray Charles live performance...

Women at the Piano

Dec 1, 2006, By Heather Johnson

Imagine a musician who spent most of her childhood practicing her craft, then most of her adult life studying at a prestigious music conservatory under...

Atherton at A440

Dec 1, 2006, Compiled by Barbara Schultz

Engineer James Harley visited A440 Studios (Minneapolis) to mix an album by 17-year-old pop singer Alyssa Atherton. A440 is equipped with Pro Tools HD3...

Timeless Poetry

Dec 1, 2006, Compiled by Barbara Schultz

Bass player, producer and engineer Jaxsn engineered songs by Reverend Benjamin Martin in his Jaxsn Music studio (Hartford, Conn.). Delroy Baker produced...

All-Out War Game

Dec 1, 2006, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

Sony Computer Entertainment America booked Pyramind's (S.F.) The Vault studio (Pro Tools HD3) for three days in September to master orchestral performances...

Track Sheet

Dec 1, 2006, Compiled by Barbara Schultz

SOUTHEAST At Doppler Studios (Atlanta), Destiny's Child's Kelly Rowland recorded vocals for an upcoming CD on Sony/BMG. Jazze Pha produced, Nico Solis...

Country Royalty

Nov 1, 2006, By Elianne Halbersberg

There's a story that Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson's longtime producer and no stranger to songwriting, performing and running record labels himself) loves...

Keep on Truckin'

Nov 1, 2006, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

After being devastated by the effects of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans' Truckfarm Recording Studios (located near the Ninth Ward in an area known as...

Peter Frampton

Nov 1, 2006, By Michael Barbiero

When I was first told that Peter Frampton was about to embark on a completely instrumental album a tribute to his musical influences my first thought...

Classic Tracks: Public Enemy's "Fight the Power"

Nov 1, 2006, By Gaby Alter

It is hard to forget the impact of the opening sequence of Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing (1989). Actress Rosie Perez, her face a mask of determination,...

New York Metro

Nov 1, 2006, By David Weiss

Have the Last Poets perhaps the foremost of the many forefathers of hip hop made their last stand? Not if New York City based producer Will Roberson and...

Todd Snider's The Devil You Know

Nov 1, 2006, Compiled by Barbara Schultz

Singer/songwriter Todd Snider has perfected an easy, conversational sound in concert and on the albums he records in his friend Eric McConnell's (unnamed)...

Previous | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | Next



Polls



On Demand Webcast:

Optimizing Speaker Performance
in Your Studio

GC Pro brings you this webcast hosted by veteran acoustic consultant Bob Hodas, who has tuned thousands of studios around the world, from Abbey Road to the Record Plant to Lucasfilm. Learn more...


Nashville Stories

Nashville is no doubt one of the hottest recording markets in the country, but we want to know how it got to be that way. Send your favorite account of recording in Nashville to mixeditorial@mixonline.com, and we´ll post it on the Mix Nashville Web Portal.


Remix Hotel News

Thank You, New York!

Remix Hotel rocked New York again, and you can get all the goodsÑeveryting from Junior Sanchez, Just Blaze and Pete Rock to Jazzy Jay and Grandmaster CazÑat Remixhotel.com Videos, photos, interviews and more coming soon!.


This Month in Mix


Mix Nashville 2008 Event Videos