In The Studio: Top 10 Countdown Of Mixing Myths By Joe Gilder • June 17, 2019 Which myth are you guilty of believing? Read More
Studio Etiquette Tips For When The Session Ends By Bobby Owsinski • May 28, 2019 I’ve covered studio etiquette rules here in the past, but they were primarily for when a session was in progress. When the session, or… Read More
Creating Recordings With More Space And Depth By Ken Theriot • May 16, 2019 One major goal of most audio recording projects is to create a natural sounding product for the listener – in much the same way that… Read More
Maximizing Recording Studio Time By Nicholas Springer • May 14, 2019 You don’t have to be the president of a major label to notice that the recording industry has changed a great deal in the last… Read More
In The Studio: An Interview With Grunge Pioneer Jack Endino By M. Erik Matlock • May 8, 2019 Jack Endino is probably best known for his early work with Nirvana. The record producer, recording engineer, mixer, and musician from… Read More
Analyzing Failures In AC Outlet Testing & What It Means For Pro Audio By Mike Sokol • April 24, 2019 I’ve been a pro audio engineer for 40-plus years and a musician for 50-plus years, and during that time, I’ve witnessed hundreds of shock events… Read More
Perspective: Compare & Contrast By Andy Coules • April 22, 2019 The realm of the audio engineer is a broad area encompassing recording, radio, theatre, film, sports, television, live music and public speaking, and while all… Read More
In The Studio: Condenser Or Dynamic For Vocals? The Cases For Both By Joe Gilder • April 17, 2019 Whether it’s a documentary on your favorite band, a movie scene in a recording studio, or a full-page ad in Sweetwater‘s latest catalog, one common… Read More
Moving Target Technology By M. Erik Matlock • April 3, 2019 I once heard the phrase “moving target technology” as a way of explaining what we’re up against as “graybeards” in this industry. Technology is advancing… Read More
The Psychology Of Recording By Joe Gilder • March 20, 2019 A few years ago my friend Kevin and his wife flew all the way out to Nashville from LA to record vocals for his album… Read More
A Mastering Engineer’s View On A Quality Mix By David S. Eley • February 19, 2019 Who is really responsible for a fantastic sounding master? Mixing is justifiably a bigger subject than mastering and would easily fill a book or two… Read More
Top Five Reasons Mic Preamps Matter By Daniel Keller • February 4, 2019 Few topics stir up more debate than microphone preamplifiers. With dozens, if not hundreds of different brands, models, shapes, sizes, variations, and configurations to choose… Read More
Audio Benchmarks: Crafting Our Ears By Nicholas Springer • January 29, 2019 Recently I’ve been quite obsessed with an old PBS show called The New Yankee Workshop… Maybe you’ve seen it, the show where master carpenter… Read More
Roswell Pro Audio Unveiling Delphos II Condenser Microphone At 2019 NAMM By PSW Staff • January 22, 2019 At this week’s 2019 NAMM Show in Anaheim, Roswell Pro Audio is introducing the Delphos II, an update to the Delphos all-purpose studio condenser… Read More
Balanced And Unbalanced Connections By Mike Rivers • January 18, 2019 The significance of balanced and unbalanced connections between audio devices, as well as the meaning of the terms, is often misunderstood. A balanced output can… Read More
