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What does net neutrality mean for studios?

This month we take a look inside Estudio Panda, located in the Argentine ‘federal capital’ Buenos Aires.

Plenty of industries use tax incentives to lure customers, but will it work for music production?

Opportunities to spread your creative wings can arise in the most unlikely jobs.

Each year, at the end of January, the NAMM exhibition in California brings together music equipment and pro-audio manufacturers from all over the world to show off their latest and greatest products.

This month we look at a famous South American studio which has occupied its current premises for an impressive 55 years.

Surrendering control of your music is never easy, but supplying stems creates myriad new opportunities for disaster.

Vocal tuning is a process many of us take for granted, but it hasn’t always been so easy.

Founded in Buenos Aires in 1956, we go inside the recording venue which is sometimes called the ‘Abbey Road of Tango’.

You can find most things in the world of music for television, but don’t look for logic. Or dignity.

The question for the music industry is no longer ‘will it survive?’ but ‘what happens next?’

Sweden’s newest high-end studio is built on very strong foundations, both literally and metaphorically.

Despite a recent downturn, the video–game industry still has much to offer to audio pros.

It’s hard to make something new. It’s even harder to make something that’s both new and old.

We take a look at the former EMI Electrola studios in Germany.

Under new leadership, the AES could once again find itself at the vanguard of technology.

Power corrupts. And absolute power terrifies...

Housed in an old cinema in Stockholm, Atlantis Studios is a very special place even by the standards of our Studio File series.

Everyone’s patience has limits — but as a professional, you should never reach them.

The MP3 may not be the perfect medium, but music has survived on far, far worse...