Tascam adds two interfaces to their portable line, both equipped with their Ultra-HDDA microphone preamps (hybrid XLR/TRS for the 2×2).
The US-2×2 and US-4×4 can record up to up to 96kHz/24-bit via USB, and their class compliant drivers provide compatibility with Windows and iOS devices out of the box. Included … Read More
Straight from Croatia, Dawner Prince Effects wants to get your attention.
SonicScoop sez – attention granted! With the shipping of the Viberator, created to give a recharge to the beloved Uni-Vibe effect – a development which adds versatility for modern guitar players while still preserving vintage tonal character.
Gauranteed … Read More
An enticing new audio facility is set to arrive in Brooklyn. But don’t expect a low-key intro for this studio – BB4 is set to make a splash on impact.
Join BB4 as they hit the ground running on October 23rd.
BB4’s launch event takes place on Thursday, October 23rd, … Read More
Antelope Audio has announced the MP32 as part of their product unveiling for the 137th AES convention.
The signal chain is designed to be open and transparent, complementing their Orion 32 converter/master clock. All 32 mic preamps are accessible through the front panel of a 2U rack unit making … Read More
The energy that we put into our listening rooms, home theaters, and professional recording studios comes in two main forms. We have waves of energy and we have rays. For purposes of this discussion and illustration, we will label all room energy that is below 300 Hz. as waves and … Read More
It’s no secret that the entertainment industry works daily with massive amounts of data. Some of those users prefer external drives, and some prefer cloud storage. Well, G-Technology, and Gobbler plan to close that gap with the announcement of their new alliance.
At the AES Show this weekend, Gobbler … Read More
Apogee Electronics has announced their new Ensemble 30×34 Thunderbolt 2 audio interface for Mac-based studios.
New Apogee Ensemble ($2,495). Click to enlarge.
With this latest iteration, Apogee has completely redesigned the Ensemble, leveraging the best of their innovations from products like Symphony I/O, Duet and Quartet with the new features … Read More
A Neumann lathe, used to cut master discs for the production of vinyl records.
Years ago, the term “Mastering Engineer” was a very literal one. The “M.E.” was simply the person responsible for creating the master copies of a recording, from which all commercial duplicates could be made.
Today, the … Read More
RTW is a software developer with nearly 50 years of combined audio software and hardware under their belt. Based out of Cologne, Germany, they are officially introducing their RTW Mastering Tools PlugIn to the US. The mastering plug-in offers a variety of metering options for precision and a variety of … Read More
There’s the music that came out of Abbey Road, and then there’s the gear. The former is available to all the world, while the latter has been a pleasure reserved for the select few.
Happily, one of the famed studio’s most desirable pieces of equipment has just gotten a … Read More
JBL is not standing still.
The sound of the new JBL 7 series will surprise you.
After making waves on the high end with their flagship M2 Master Reference Monitor, and winning over the affordable market with their 3 Series Studio Monitors, JBL has made another big move with … Read More
In the Wiki for Atlanta, you see it is considered an “alpha-” or “world city”, ranking 15th among world cities and sixth in the nation with a gross domestic product of $270 billion.
Colin Leonard heads up SING Mastering in ATL.
These are impressive statistics, and it’s logical that … Read More
When AlexB launches a new plugin – we listen.
Nebula3 can house two new modeled classic units from AlexB.
His latest editions start with the ORbital eQ, an “American classic all-purpose equalizer” which looks to be modeled after the acclaimed Orban 672a. Next is the ORbital Dynamics Plugin… Read More
A studio giant is getting his due, and then some, at the GRAMMY Awards in February.
The legendary Nile Rodgers is about to add another accolade to his portfolio. (Photo Courtesy of The Recording Academy /Wireimage.com © 2014
Photographed by: Dan MacMedan)
The Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing (also … Read More
Guitar amp software has slowly been gaining popularity in the audio software industry. Considering the cost of what it actually replaces, it’s no wonder that consumers demand it.
In that spirit, Positive Grid has just launched BIAS Desktop, a guitar-amp designer and modeler that offers up its own concept … Read More
When we first stumbled on to Lightening Boy Audio, they were developing stellar tube pedals. Since then, LBA has honed in on their design philosophy to release the Flux Bender Equalizer.
At first glance, the Flux Bender is similar to a passive Pulteq EQP-1A. So where does LBA … Read More
The new M-5000 console from Roland is ideal for the live sound environment. With the included O.H.R.C.A. based architecture, the bounds of console routing remain limited only to its physical I/O.
The Roland M-5000 complete with remote control via laptop or iPad.
What Does O.H.R.C.A. Represent?
“Open” “High Resolution” “Configurable… Read MoreCall it an inner convergence. The latest music supervision service providers are bringing together more tools to help brands and content creators.
A new NYC-based example is Able Baker. The firm is co-founded by two Executive Producers of Music/Music Supervisors, Peter Gannon and Jessica Dierauer, whose combined experience is … Read More
Adore analog? Dig digital only? Nothing blurs the audio lines like software emulations of hardware processors.
Producers and engineers who are evolving their studios now have an embarrassment of emulations available to them. These are virtual versions of classic and/or rare boxes, and we need them because the real thing … Read More
