Industry Talk

As the role of studios changes, so too must that of the new generation of studio managers.

David Bowie will rightly be remembered for his art — but his business sense was equally impressive.

January's annual NAMM exhibition provided the perfect opportunity to present the SOS Awards, which celebrate the products that you, the SOS readers, have deemed most worthy of these prestigious accolades.

With property prices going up and up, finding studio space is becoming trickier than ever.

Americana is a loosely defined genre, but in terms of studios, it knows what it wants.

In this day and age, major recording studio complexes rarely survive the sale of the buildings they inhabit — but is there hope for Avatar?

To celebrate the magazine’s 30th birthday, the SOS team take a trip back in time, finding out what it was really like to work in a mid-’80s home studio.

As studios have had to adapt to new business models, so have the people who design them.

The food consumed in studios hasn’t always been healthy. Could that be about to change?

In this month's video interview  we meet a living legend of the audio industry, Mr Rupert Neve himself. Over 25 minutes, we talk transformers, software modelling, and get the story of how he created the world's first high-Q equaliser.

A visionary in the field of electronic music, John Chowning invented FM synthesis and set up CCMRA, one of the world’s most influential research centres.

Thanks to new legislation, gainful employment now means just that for academies and students.

Studio tool or collectors’ item: what has become of the large-format mixing console?