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Mackie Announces CRBT Bluetooth Monitors

For those who may have missed it, Mackie released two new monitors – both with 100% more Bluetooth.   Mackie’s Bluetooth enabled monitors are ideal for casual listening and mixing. Part of their best...

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6 Things Producers Should Consider Before Talking to an Artist About Changing...

Image by Flickr user Jeremy Bronson Talking with an artist about their songs is an exercise that’s fraught with the potential to create distance between a producer and a songwriter. But it can also be...

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Software Review: Universal Audio Manley Variable Mu Limiter/Compressor Plugin

Under the hood of the Manley Variable Mu In November 2014, when Universal Audio announced that it would release a new software version of the Manley Variable Mu compressor, SonicScoop quickly covered...

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Wix Music 2.0: Wix.com Joins Forces With Macklemore and Ryan Lewis to Launch...

One of the worlds leading web development platforms, Wix.com has integrated a fully featured music distribution platform into their site builder.   What is Wix Music 2.0? Wix Music 2.0 allows artists...

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AES 139, NYC – Transaudio Group Re-Launches Auratone Reference Monitors

Originally developed by Jack Wilson in 1958, the Super Cube quickly became one of the most iconic reference monitors in the audio industry. The original one-way, zero crossover reference monitors...

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Qwire Music-to-Picture Cloud Platform Raises $2.5 Million; Licensed by ABC...

Qwire is a platform for professionals involved with putting audio to motion picture. Launched in 2014, NYC- and LA-based Qwire has seen fast growth, recently raising $2.5 million in its initial funding...

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Rode NTR Active Ribbon Microphone Review

The Røde NTR Ribbon Microphone. At one of my earliest recording sessions, I tried to describe a sound I was going for: ”Dark, but not muddy; mid-heavy but not crowded, and with enough high end to peak...

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Up & Coming Engineers: Josh Gannet on Assisting, Tracking, and Being Prepared.

Josh Gannet is an audio engineer and producer who has racked up a ton of major credits as an assistant engineer, working in the studio with artists including Redman, Keith Richards, Slash, Steve...

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Radial’s McBoost Now Shipping — Ribbon & Dynamic Mic Booster

Another all-steel, book-enclosed module is brought to us by Radial. Radial Engineering’s McBoost is powered by 48V phantom power. The McBoost is a dual FET class-A circuit for boosting low-output...

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Mix Tips From Your Mastering Engineer

We keep churning out great new stories on SonicScoop every day. But If you haven’t seen many articles from me personally on SonicScoop lately, there are a three very good (and very exciting) reasons...

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Yamaha Announces HPH-MT7 Monitor Headphones

Yamaha Announces HPH-MT7 Monitor Headphones With the HPH-MT7 monitor headphones, Yamaha has sought to produce a pair of headphones that can deliver a flat frequency response, proper stereo image, and...

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Sonarworks Releases REFERENCE 3 Room Calibration Software for Windows

REFERENCE 3 from Sonarworks is a room calibration software that analyzes the listening environment through a calibrated microphone. After analysis, the software produces a calibration profile for that...

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Experience Mix Walkthroughs from GRAMMY-Winners, Multi-Platinum Pros, and...

We’re proud to announce that in conjunction with our friends at The Deli Magazine, we’re putting on our first ever mixing seminar, live in New York: The First Annual Brooklyn MixCon! Get mixing tips,...

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The Next Generation of Drum Replacers

Drum replacement and augmentation have become an indelible part of music production. Join is in surveying percussion-enhancing tools from Massey, WaveMachine, Slate and Toontrack. The post The Next...

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The Next Generation of Drum Replacers

Drum replacement – or at least drum augmentation – has been part of recorded music since as early as the 1960s, when Phil Spector took to layering live percussion instruments to help create his “Wall...

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