John Agnello. Photo by Andrew Kesin.
Legendary indie rock producer John Agnello looks back on mixing 3 Shots, a recently-released album by Brooklyn-based indie Americana band, Hollis Brown.
Agnello is probably best known for his work with artists like Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr., Screaming Trees, Buffalo Tom, Nada Surf, … Read More
Waves continues to broaden their developmental horizons with the release of a harmonic enhancement plug-in, Cobalt Saphira. Saphira is the first of Waves’ new Cobalt-series – “Analog that Only Digital Can Achieve”.
Cobalt Saphira is the first of the Waves Cobalt series of plug-ins.
The function of the plug-in … Read More
In Part 2 of our interview, David talks to Justin Frankel, creator of the Reaper, about new features in Reaper 5 and what makes Reaper different from other DAWs.
The L’otary by PSPaudioware
Leslie speakers have a special place in the heart of many studio owners and musicians. Upon entering a studio equipped with one of these coveted rotating speaker cabinets, eyes will light up at the possibilities of running keyboards, guitars, and even vocals through it.
Sometimes these … Read More
Founded in 1983, The Recording Radio and Film Connection (RRF) is a network of educational, instructional, and mentorship programs for aspiring media professionals that span the states.
Pictured L-R: RRF COO/Chief Academic Officer Brian Kraft, RRF founder/President Jimi Petulla, and producer-engineer Niko Bolas.
The Recording Connection has announced a new … Read More
SIR Audio Tools is a plug-in developer that offers a handful of intelligently developed plug-ins. StandardCLIP, their latest offering, allows for control over the volume level of an audio signal or for additional odd harmonic content.
The plug-in expresses the limiting process in a more in-depth way. StandardCLIP offers … Read More
Thomas Alva Edison’s tinfoil phonograph? Nope. The player piano? Guess again:
(l-r) Dave Pensado and Herb Trawick are set to preside over The Pensado Awards 2015. (Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for The Pensado Awards)
If you want to find history’s first-ever instance of mechanical music reproduction, you need to … Read More
A world class commercial NYC studio has become available for lease takeover or sublet.
The control room of OZ’ Studio A.
The facility is OZ Studios, which is located in Midtown and opened in 2012. The rooms were designed by John Storyk of Walters-Storyk Design Group, comprising two … Read More
Forte is a music notation software developed with quickness and ease of use in mind. The Hamburg, Germany-based developers are celebrating their 500,000th download this week by giving away their Forte Basic software ($24 MSRP) for FREE.
The Forte music notation interface.
The feature packed software is ideal for educational … Read More
Justin Colletti is back on the SonicScoop video blog with an in-depth look at setting your compressors’ attack and release controls.
Master this essential and skill, and dramatically improve your ability to hear these kinds of changes with confidence.
First, learn what to listen for, and then, try a few … Read More
SonicScoop’s favorite semi-annual live music series, SteveStock Summerfest 2011, is happening this Wednesday, June 15th, at 7 PM, at Sullivan Hall.
Are you ready for the summer? SteveStock is baaaaaack.
Hosted by noted entertainment attorney Steven Beer of Greenberg Traurig, SteveStock always features a great roster of artists playing short Read more...
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