Moving Target Technology
Technology is advancing at such a rapid pace, it seems almost impossible to get comfortable with new gear before it is considered obsolete.
April 3, 2019
Technology is advancing at such a rapid pace, it seems almost impossible to get comfortable with new gear before it is considered obsolete.
Getting quality audio to the recorder or computer and making things sound their best.
Third sample library in the Spitfire Studio Orchestra series recorded by Simon Rhodes at AIR Studios’ Studio 1.
School utilizes DAW with Yamaha Nuage hardware and WaveLab for capturing in-house jazz and classical performances.
Pared-down interface is designed to provide fast access to key Auto-Tune features.
Fourth-generation algorithm has been continuously upgraded for applications in music, film, broadcast, and video post production.
A look at some of the tools used to create a variety of “acoustic spaces” that give our productions a sense of depth, space and openness.
Reference 4.1.6 studio monitor calibration software adds 32-bit support and headphone models by Audio Technica, Pioneer, Sennheiser and more
Recording studio built into cargo containers utilizes AX32 as central routing hub to capture new artists at Smukfest in Skanderborg, Denmark.
Taking a closer look at new tools offering a fresh approach to working with digital audio in modern production environments.
Knowing how to use a DAW and knowing how to get great sounds into DAW are two very different things.
