Effectively Using Parallel Compression In Mastering By David S. Eley • September 13, 2018 This chapter will teach you about a powerful way of using a single-band compressor – parallel compression. Outlined are some of the downsides to using… Read More
Backstage Class: A Tuning “Standard”? By Jim Yakabuski • September 6, 2018 As audio mixers and engineers, we live in a world of standards. With the oversight of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) and many other vital… Read More
Meyer Sound Presents Spatial Sound Demonstrations At Lincoln Center In NYC By PSW Staff • August 30, 2018 Meyer Sound recently hosted two days of spatial sound demos in New York City at Jazz at Lincoln Center in the Agnes… Read More
The Form & Function Of Dynamics Processors By Dennis A. Bohn • August 28, 2018 Inside some essential audio fundamentals Read More
In The Studio: The Mystery Of Compression By Bruce A. Miller • August 23, 2018 The compressor is a wonderful tool when used properly, however, often the basics of compression are misunderstood, leaving audio that would have been better left… Read More
Tuning Without Tools: Working Through A System To Get It Up To Speed By Tim Weaver • August 22, 2018 Tuning a sound reinforcement system can be accomplished quickly by using specialized software and a calibrated measurement microphone, combined with the knowledge of how to… Read More
Working With What You Have… By Craig Leerman • August 20, 2018 We’ve all been there. Working a show or even attending as a spectator, the house system looks more than adequate but it under-performs. There are… Read More
Hill’s Annual Symposium Engages Delegates With d&b Soundscape By PSW Staff • August 15, 2018 For a recent corporate presentation by Hill͛’s, America’s leading brand of pet nutrition, the company’s long-time production provider Harvest Productions (Kansas City) deployed new… Read More
Meyer Sound Constellation Expands Musical Possibilities At Monash University’s Alexander Theatre In Melbourne By PSW Staff • August 15, 2018 As the technology centerpiece of a total renovation project, a Meyer Sound Constellation acoustic system has been installed in the 561-seat Alexander Theatre at… Read More
Not Created Equal: One Engineer’s Take On The Modern EQ Process By Greg Stone • August 14, 2018 From the outside looking in, the term “equalization” seems harmless enough: Using equipment to tame or enhance audio frequencies in order to obtain a more… Read More
Manley Helps 10-Time Grammy Winner Gary Paczosa Turn Tracks Into Music By PSW Staff • August 14, 2018 A 10-time Grammy winner for decades of work with Americana and bluegrass artists, Gary Paczosa continues to learn, create, and inspire. As a producer and… Read More
Symetrix Prism Enables Expansion Of The Shops At Willow Bend In Texas By PSW Staff • August 14, 2018 The multifaceted zoned sound system serving the Shops at Willow Bend shopping center in the North Dallas area has been updated with new digital processing… Read More
In The Studio: The Fix It Before You Mix It Checklist By Bobby Owsinski • August 6, 2018 Preparing for the mix can be as critical as the mix itself, since it allows for a more comfortable and efficient mixing session that minimizes… Read More
Rob Zombie Out With Dual Yamaha RIVAGE Digital Audio Consoles By PSW Staff • July 31, 2018 Clair Global is supplying dual Yamaha RIVAGE PM7 digital audio consoles for Rob Zombie’s engineers while performing on the “Twins of Evil-Second Coming”… Read More
Eric Serra And Le Grand Bleu Plunge Audiences Into L-Acoustics’ L-ISA By PSW Staff • July 27, 2018 Spectators showed up en masse to enjoy two ciné-concerts in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Le Grand Bleu (The Big Blue), Luc Besson’s 1988… Read More
