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Being a mix engineer isnt only about mixing, as we show when revamping Bobby Nobodys track, Stitch Up.
The global financial meltdown would never have happened if only KPMG had modelled themselves on KPM.
Here is a selection of audio files to accompany this month's Mix Rescue of Bobby Nobody's song 'Stitch Up'. You can listen to...
Powerful CPUs seem to get cheaper by the day, as evidenced by Intels new i5 and i3 series, which promise enough grunt for even demanding musicians, but with a lower price tag than the popular i7 range.
The Region List in Pro Tools is easy to overlook, but provides the most powerful way to keep track of what's in your Session.
Over the last few years I've collected quite a few sample libraries in Giga format, but now that Tascam have discontinued...
I run a cheap and very cheerful recording studio in Cambridgeshire, England, and I am constantly asked whether I do mastering...
I want to replace the kick drum on our drum kit with a MIDI kick pad, as our kick drum sounds rubbish, and we're now using...
I've just read up about star-quad cable, which has internal cores that cancel each other's interference — like a humbucker?...
We help you to bring your old Reason songs into the Record era.
Retroverb 3 is a 24‑bit/44.1kHz library of 450 Impulse Responses that can be used with any convolution reverb plug‑in....
Silent Peaks are a relatively new Welsh company who specialise in affordable acoustic treatment, aimed mainly at the...
Sonar 8.5s VX64 Vocal Strip offers new possibilities for vocal processing.
Vintage synthesizers: can you love them too much?
Steinbergs one-stop piano shop gets an overhaul from the ground up.
Something that seems to interest and intrigue almost everyone involved with audio recording at some point is the topic of...
Bruce Swedien has been the engineer of choice for Michael Jackson and his producer Quincy Jones, among many others. In a rare interview, he lays bare the techniques behind some of the superstars biggest hits.
This month, we tame a reflective room, tweak vocal compressors and slay the Blue Screen Of Death.