Atlanta-based multi-room hybrid facility Bravo Ocean Studios has launched its new Ocean Suite.

Bruce Black, project acoustic designer, documents the creation of Oscar-winning re-recording mixer Paul Massey's personal Dolby Atmos mix room.

Reviewer Mike Levine finds that the Focal Alpha Twin Evo studio monitor is "an excellent choice at a surprisingly low cost."

A couple of years ago it was a German recording. Lost tapes of a 1962 show that caught Ella in some kind of prime (yes, she had several, as committed Fitzgerald fans know) were found and released, and from the crazed swing of “Jersey Bounce” to the sublime diction of “Mr. Paganini,” it was a [...]

Check out this full rundown of all the Grammy-winning, multiplatinum pros; top manufacturers; and crucial topics being covered this Saturday at MixNYC (and then find the special promo code at the end for reduced registration).

JMF Audio designs handcrafted, state-of-the-art audio components, renowned for their performance, high output power, and natural sound. The quality and performance of the JMF Audio components convinced some of the most prestigious recording studios, from Soundville, (Switzerland), Masterfonics, USA (Tom Hidley’s reference studio), and 2L (Norway) just to name a few, to use JMF Audio... Read More »

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Voice over artist Debi Derryberry shares her insights into not only her mics of choice but also making the profession work as part of one's lifestyle.

Continuing our coverage of the Pacific Audio Fest. Please keep in mind that at any show you are not listening to a speaker, amp, or whatever... but a system in a hotel room playing whatever music that is playing at the time. Whether something you like or don't, something well recorded or not. So yeah.... Read More »

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PK Sound is now fully set-up in its new 50,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Alberta, Canada.

Continuing on with our coverage of the Pacific Audio Fest. Songer Audio, Whammerdyne. Images below. Simply stunning products. Clearly "not another black box with a knob" thing. Plus, for another single-driver room, it sounded rather good. Beautiful. Ansuz, Aavik, Børresen, a second room. Images below. Peter Hansen with Alan Kafton doing his best to not... Read More »

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