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Electric Lady Studios
You’d be hard-pressed to find a place anywhere in the world more inexorably connected with its founder than Electric Lady Studios. The name Jimi...
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Electric Lady Celebrates 40 Years
Operating nonstop in the heart of New York City’s Greenwich Village for four decades, Electric Lady Recording Studios has been a remarkable landmark of...
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New York Metro, April 2010
Those of us whose lives revolve around audio know our field has many gifts that keep on giving. One is the fact that there’s...
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Chung King Exits Longtime Home
Chung King Studios has ceased operations at 170 Varick St. (New York City), its home since 1993. Last year, the SoHo location hosted sessions...
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New York Metro, March 2010
For every studio that has its grand opening, sticks with it for a few years or more, maybe even hangs a few Platinum records...
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New York Metro, February 2010
Chris Jones interviewed by Mix New York editor David Weiss about field recording.
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New York Metro, January 2010
Musicians need extra inspiration today, and not just when they're playing their instruments. In New York City, where overhead is high and the competition
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New York Metro, December 2009
The lure of New York City is strong, but there are issues that can break Gotham's magnetic grip on the musically minded. Why master...
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The New MSR Studios
New York City's largest studios continue to be a healthy source of intrigue for Big Apple dwellers and beyond. The recent developments springing from
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Sony Acid Pro Version 7 DAW Review
UPGRADED MIXING, ENHANCED PLUG-IN HANDLING, TEMPO BENDING
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New York Metro, November 2009
Imagine if they'd had the Internet available at the same time that the masters of classical were in full swing how would a good...
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The Changing Face of New York Studios
RECORDING, MIXING AND POST FACILITIES ADAPT TO ECONOMIC REALITIES
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New York Metro, August 2009
New York City bedrooms are the site of some legendary creative acts. That doesn't mean that every music producer working in New York City...
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Michael Kissel, 1949-2009
Michael Kissel passed away in early May due to a rare form of brain cancer: glioblastoma multiforme. A consistently successful producer and songwriter
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New York Metro, July 2009
From sequencer to sync license. It's a tricky route, but smart producers and artists in New York City who ride the subway every day...
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Fairlight Visits Dale Pro Audio in New York City
From left: John Lancken (Fairlight), Chuck Cavanaugh (Senior Audio Post Mixer at Major League Baseball Productions and the MLB Network), Chris Argento (VP Post-Production...
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New York Metro, June 2009
For artist On Kawara’s gallery exhibition, One Million Years, pairs of people are continuously recorded live reading dates from one million B.C. to one...
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Beyond the Stage
LIVE STREAMING, NEXT-DAY DOWNLOADS MEAN MORE REVENUE, MORE PRESSURE FOR CONCERT SOUND BUSINESS
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New York Metro, April 2009
Steve Pageot interviewed in David Weiss New York Metro column about audio projects and working in the studio
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Looking Glass Studios Closes
On February 21, 2009, one of New York City’s more distinguished recording facilities, The Looking Glass Studios, closed its doors for good after 17...
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New York Metro, March 2009
Read Mix New York columnist David Weiss interview with Claude Zdanow of Stadiumred Recording Studio in New York City
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Strangeweather Studio Profile
Interview with Strangeweather New York Recording Studio Owner Joel Hamilton on Recording Projects and Audio Gear
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New York Metro, February 2009
Read Mix New York columnist David Weiss interview with Lamb of God drummer Chris Adler recording at New York City Electric Lady Studios
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New York Metro, January 2009
Downtown Music, in Manhattan’s SoHo District, offers clients an all-in-one recording studio, publishing company and licensing services
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ANNEX Opens
Dedicated rock fans who want to pay homage to their heroes in New York City instead of Cleveland officially have a new home base:...
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Recording The Beatles Panel Discussion
As if any additional incentive were needed to live near Manhattan, the AES New York Section provided yet another with a packed special presentation...
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New York Metro, December 2008
With conventional recording studios closing left and right and rents skyrocketing in Manhattan, mastering studios have had to get creative to stay afloat
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Updating Le Poisson Rouge
Read Mix news profile on New York City Le Poisson Rouge Updating Its Sound Reinforcement System
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Legacy Studio A509 to Close, 48th Street Still Strong
The expansive live room known as Legacy Recording’s Studio A509 will close its doors permanently on November 21, 2008. An awe-inspiring 4,060-square-foot room that...
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New York Metro, November 2008
Grammy-winning mixer Mick Guzauski talks about creating a 5.1 surround mix for Michael Jackson’s Thriller album, and why it still hasn’t been released
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Equipment: Warm It Up | Condenser Microphones
NEW LARGE-DIAPHRAGM CONDENSER MICS ARE VERSATILE AND AFFORDABLE
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New York Metro, October 2008
Composer Brian Langsbard talks about the challenge of writing music for the pre-game ceremonies at Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game
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New York Metro, September 2008
Read Mix's New York Editor David Weiss Columnist Who Writes About Jazz Side of the Moon Album
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N.Y. Metro Report, August 2008
A new world-class recording/mixing studio has just touched down in New York City. But exactly what could make Troy Germano want to launch Germano...
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NEW YORK METRO
A new world-class recording/mixing studio has just touched down in New York City. But exactly what could make Troy Germano want to launch Germano...