Ben Harper Switches To Telefunken For World Tour By PSW Staff • September 19, 2018 Recording and touring engineer Danny Bernini has spent the last year traveling the world mixing front of house for Ben Harper, who… Read More
Unpopular Opinions: Cutting Through The Noise To Get More Signal… By Samantha Potter • September 4, 2018 Live mix engineers use social comparison to mold and sculpt the beginnings of our opinions of our work. As newbies, we ask more experienced engineers… Read More
In The Studio: Chuck Ainlay And The Nashville Recording Approach By Bobby Owsinski • August 29, 2018 Chuck Ainlay is one of the new breed of Nashville engineers that brings a rock approach to a country music sensibility. With credits like… Read More
In The Studio: Recording Vocals With Large-Diaphragm Condensers By Bill Mueller • August 21, 2018 Lusting after large diaphragm condenser (LDC) microphones has become a national pastime. Newbies devour the recording magazines and read about this artist and that artist… Read More
Not Typical: Unusual Microphone Techniques By Bruce Bartlett • July 12, 2018 This article is provided by Bartlett Audio. Getting a little bored with the same old “tried-and-true”… Read More
Snow Patrol Performs With DPA Microphones By PSW Staff • June 21, 2018 Monitor engineer Jamie Hickey has chosen an array of solutions from DPA Microphones for Snow Patrol’s vocals and live drum sound. Hickey, who began… Read More
In The Studio: Getting A Singer’s Best Vocal Performance By Bobby Owsinski • June 5, 2018 One of the hardest things to record can be a vocalist who is not comfortable with the studio conditions. Even a seasoned pro sometimes can’t… Read More
In The Studio: Techniques To Get Great Sounding Vocals By Barry Rudolph • May 18, 2018 Someone once said: “A good music producer worries about the most important things” and a strong argument can be made that the most important things… Read More
British Voice Artist Caroline Ashby Selects Audient By PSW Staff • May 8, 2018 Voice artist, Caroline Ashby relies on her two Audient audio interfaces, iD22 and iD4 to help produce recordings for international clients like Costa,… Read More
Telefunken Creates Custom C13 Microphone For John Hill By PSW Staff • April 19, 2018 Record producer, songwriter, and musician John Hill purchased a custom C13 large diaphragm condenser microphone from Telefunken Elektroakustik. The mic uses the same CK-13… Read More
Earthworks Supports Balsam Range With The Atlanta Pops Orchestra By PSW Staff • April 2, 2018 Since their inception in 2007, bluegrass band Balsam Range has eleven International Bluegrass Music Association Awards, Billboard and Bluegrass Today chart-toppers, and has headlined major… Read More
Less Is More? Do Fewer Channels And An Acoustic Performance Make For An Easier Gig? By Ales Stefancic • April 2, 2018 “It’s going to be an easy gig – we only have three vocal microphones and an acoustic guitar.” This is a sentence I’ve heard many… Read More
Countryman Microphones Support “In The Mood” Traveling Retro Show By PSW Staff • February 13, 2018 As a celebration of the 1940s Swing era, In the Mood inspires audiences of all generations with its big retro show featuring singers, dancers,… Read More
DPA Microphones Support Christmas With Amy Grant And Michael W. Smith Tour By PSW Staff • December 14, 2017 Studio and live mixing engineer, Russ Long recently embarked on the Christmas with Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith tour, which also features Jordan Smith,… Read More
DPA Microphones Added To Touring Audio Package For John Mark McMillan By PSW Staff • December 7, 2017 John Mark McMillan is an artist and platinum-selling songwriter that bends genres and defies traditional musical categorization. When McMillan recently hit the road in support… Read More
