SOUND ON SOUND
Get creative with Sonar’s cabinet convolution processor in TH3.
Fleetwood Mac stalwarts Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie have enjoyed long musical careers — as has their engineer, mixer and co-producer Mark Needham.
Our engineer demonstrates that there’s no point showing off your production chops if they don’t serve the song!
When it comes to making virtual reality convincing, sound has a vital role to play — especially when you’re creating a virtual rock gig!
We help you get the best from PreSonus’s new Symphonic Orchestra instrument for Studio One.
We explain how the new editing features in Pro Tools 12.6 will benefit everyone.
Drum recording can be challenging, even if you’re working in a professional tracking studio. Record drums at home or in a...
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Re-sculpt your bass guitar recordings with DI simulation, insert effects and part doubling in Logic Pro X.
Recording a mezzo-soprano with piano accompaniment presents a unique set of challenges for our in-house engineer.
Adding strings to an arrangement is a great way to inject motion into your music.
Reason has finally embraced VST support. We tell you what you need to know...
We look at how to tame unruly instruments in Ableton Live.
As well as tackling monitoring issues, this month’s Studio SOS visit sees the team making extensive modifications to a leaky vocal booth.
We serve up a tempting menu of little-known Pro Tools tips, including some new features in 12.6.
Stretch, shrink and manipulate MIDI data with Sonar’s new Transform tool.
Live loop triggering may not be Cubase’s raison d’être, but it can be done...
The Beatles’ iconic Sgt. Pepper’s album was mixed twice on its original release. So why mix it again, 50 years on?
How do you go about translating one of the most iconic studio albums of all time to the stage? We speak to FOH engineer/production manager Clint Boire about the 50th-anniversary tour of the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds.
The new Studio One v3.5 upgrade is short on gimmicks and long on real improvements. Here’s what’s new.