FREE WEBCAST
SEPTEMBER 10, 2013 AT 11 A.M. PACIFIC TIME
In this free hour-long Webcast, produced by Mix magazine and presented by Millennia Media and Royer Labs, Mix technical editor Kevin Becka leads a discussion with a panel of renowned recording engineers/producers, who will walk through their audio chains and techniques for recording guitar, instruments and vocals--from setup and mic choices through preamp and conversion into the DAW, or straight to tape. A live 20-minute question and answer session will follow the presentation.
MIX REGIONAL
NORTHWEST U.S.
Mix Regional in Mix's September 2013 issue will visit the Pacific Northwest. Seattle, Portland, Spokane--send us your studio and live music venue news! Let the Mix audience know what is going on! Send photos and descriptions of updates, sessions, new rooms, and club installations and performances to .
MIXBLOGS
People like to complain that there is too much music being created. When I hear musicians say that, it often sounds like sour grapes: What they're really saying is that they want their music to take up the bandwidth. However, I like the fact that anyone can make music now, whether it's with an app, an arranger keyboard or a loop-based DAWTOP STORIES
Don't be fooled by the quiet, near-studious demeanor. Beneath the surface, hit-making mix engineer Phil Tan has an assassin's knack for timing, a humorist's sense of wit and a ninja's ear for subtle power. He has worked on records that have sold more than 250 million units worldwide, and he has three big-time Grammy Awards: Best Contemporary RBest Rap Album, 2006, Ludacris' Release Therapy; and Best Dance Recording, 2010, Rihanna's Only Girl (In the World).
The three-day conference takes place this Thursday through Saturday at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. It will focus on teaching methods, instructional resources, learning outcomes, technical operations, industry relations and related topics that impact the theoretical and practical aspects of professional audio education.
Musician/recording engineer/designer Geoff Daking shares with RSPE how he got started designing and manufacturing his range of outboard gear, and shares his philosophy behind Daking mic pre's, compressors and EQs.
The young punks in Emily's Army put as much joy as attitude into their fresh, fast original songs, and their sophomore record, Lost at Seventeen, is a real pleasure.
SOUNDWORKS COLLECTION
In this exclusive SoundWorks Collection profile we talk with Sound Designer Tom Myers of Skywalker Sound about his work on Pixar Animation's latest film, Monsters University. Take a trip back in time to when star Monsters Inc. employees Mike Wazowski (voice of Billy Crystal) and James P. "Sulley" Sullivan (voice of John Goodman) were just two promising young students at Monsters University in this frightfully fun Disney/Pixar prequel.COOL SPIN
(Concord Music Group)
You don't necessarily need any backstory to appreciate the eloquent, powerful soundtrack to John Mellencamp and Stephen King's musical.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
Royer Labs (royerlabs.com) is celebrating 15 years as a manufacturer of ribbon mics with the release of the 15th Anniversary R-121 Limited Edition Ribbon Microphone ($1,395). Along with carrying the original Royer black logo, the R-121 Limited Edition also ships with a special 15th Anniversary Certificate of Authenticity personally signed by David Royer, the chief engineer after whom the company is named. The R-121 features high SPL capabilities, no internal active electronics, low residual noise, and a field-replaceable ribbon element.
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