Facilities
Record Where Robert Johnson Made Music History
In 1936, The Gunter Hotel hosted a temporary studio that helped change music history; 90 years later, the hotel now has a permanent facility.
Consoles
PreSonus StudioLive SE Series — A Mix Real-World Review
PreSonus' StudioLive has been around for 10 years and just got an in-depth refresh...
Live Sound
Mixing ‘Zimmer vs Williams’ Live in Spatial Audio at the RAH
At the Royal Albert Hall’s recent ‘The Music of Zimmer vs Williams’ concert, FOH...
Live Gear
UMass Boston Commencement Gets Wireless P.A.
Faced with challenging topography to connect graduates to their commencement ceremony, Capron Lighting &...
Live Sound
South African Church Turns to Stage Audio Works
To overcome a difficult seating layout and low ceilings, Father's House Church turned to...
Business
Foley & Horror Sound Panels Set for Mix Sound for Film & TV!
The 13th annual Mix Presents Sound for Film & TV event, on September 26,...
Business
AES 2026 Election Results Are In
Election results are in for the Audio Engineering Society’s Board of Directors and Board...
Business
Bose Professional Acquires Fulcrum Acoustic
Continuing to break from its past, Bose Professional is bolstering its holdings as it...
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California Post Production Tax Credit Gains Momentum
Support for tax rebates intended to bring post-production work back to California is gaining...
Business
New EU AI Act Has Global Impact on Audio Production
The European Union's new AI Act goes into effect today; here's how does it...
Facilities
Rich Tuorto Sets Up SongBoy Studios
SongBoy Studios, a new Brooklyn facility designed by WSDG, aims for a welcoming but...
Facilities
Pop-Up Studio Event Hosts Roc.am
A portable Nu•Studio modular production environment was set up for a recent event with...
Facilities
Producer is Wired and Ready to Go
Producer/songwriter Adam Argyle (Dua Lipa, 5SOS) has incorporated an SSL Oracle into his studio....
Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: The Doors’ “The End”
The moody, 11-minute, open-ended, raga-rock opus "The End" was the centerpiece of the band's...
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Classic Tracks: The Staple Singers’ “Respect Yourself”
“Respect Yourself” was released as a single in the fall of 1971, reaching #2...
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Classic Tracks: Mountain’s “Mississippi Queen”
"On the day we decided to work on the song, Leslie blew off the...
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Classic Tracks: Bob Seger’s “Night Moves”
'Night Moves' was a good move for Bob Seger—both the Number One single...
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Classic Tracks: Wendy Carlos’ “March from ‘A Clockwork Orange'”
Director Stanley Kubrick turned to a unique fusion of classical music themes and contemporary...
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Live Sound
Live Music Society 2026 Toolbox Grant Application Process Opens
Under its Toolbox Grants, Live Music Society will provide up to $10,000 per venue...
Live Sound
Rock Nashville Continues Music City Rollout
Having opened in late 2025, live entertainment production hub Rock Nashville has been filling...
Live Sound
Mixing AIR’s Immersive IEMs on Tour
Monitor engineer Julien Vouillon’s immersive IEM mixes, created using FLUX:: SPAT Revolution, became the...
Live Sound
Opera House Turned Music Hall Brings Music to Napa
A former 19th century opera house, the Napa Music Hall delivers music and more...
New Products
Focusrite Control 2 Adds More Interface Compatibility
More Focusrite audio interfaces are now compatible with the company’s Control 2 app.
New Products
Calrec Integrates ImPulseV Software with NEP Platform
Calrec has integrated its ImPulseV virtualized DSP software with NEP Platform.
New Products
32Classic Channel Strip V2 Adds New Features
Harrison Audio’s 32Classic Channel Strip V2 plug-in offers native SSL 360° and UC1 integration...
New Products
Yorkville Sound Launches 24” Powered Subwoofer
Yorkville Sound has unveiled its new EL24S powered subwoofer, said to be the first...
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Violet Audio Analog Transport/Distribution Solution Debuts
Violet Audio’s new DX16B and io44 provide analog audio transport and distribution over standard...
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Classic-Tracks
Classic Tracks: Cheap Trick’s “At Budokan”
The live album that finally broke Cheap Trick in America had a treacherous journey...
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Classic Tracks: The Grateful Dead’s “Truckin’”
A staple of Grateful Dead setlists, "Truckin'" was the fruit of an unusually prolific...
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Classic Tracks: The Beatles’ “Strawberry Fields Forever”
"Strawberry Fields Forever" is an exceptional song, built from crazy arrangements and two entirely...
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Classic Tracks: Leo Sayer’s “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing”
Leo Sayer’s “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing” began with a jam at Studio...
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Classic Tracks: The Tokens’ “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”
First released in 1961, subsequent generations have repeatedly discovered the warm, wacky charm of...
Blog
Mix Live Blog: I Take It Personally
"At some point during the show, two-thirds of the right side of the P.A. system stopped working...."
Blog
From the Editor: Fine Food and Great Music
Is it me or is there an unusually high correlation between the recording industry and the “foodie” industry?
Blog
Craig Anderton’s Open Channel: Everybody’s Favorite Price — Free!
Free and “pay-what-you-want” audio software has evolved into a music production staple—but is free any good?
Blog
Mix Live Blog: Madison Square Madness
Have you seen MSG's schedule? Steve has, and he's exhausted just thinking about it.
Blog
Craig Anderton’s Open Channel: The Price of Pursuing Perfection
“Perfection” matters to our studio world in diverse ways...but perhaps music software tells us what we need to know about perfection.
Blog
Mix Live Blog: Your Ticket to the World Cup
Many popular ticket scams have jumped from the concert world to the FIFA World Cup 2026—including "Ghost Tickets."
