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Posted on: Friday 23rd of April 2021

Rob Burrell is a double Grammy winner for his work as a mix engineer on gospel records, but he says he’s made sure to stay flexible in the projects he takes on in his Nashville studio. One look at his long list of projects and collaborators shows that he has been successful in that, and […]

Posted on: Wednesday 21st of April 2021

Avid and Dolby today announced a joint venture to launch the first Pro Tools-centric Dolby Atmos training course and certification. Accessed through the Avid Learning Partners program, the self-paced, blended training course will cover the integration of the Dolby Atmos Renderer with Avid’s flagship audio software. Comprised of 40 hours of self-learning and 18 hours […]

Posted on: Monday 19th of April 2021

Cinevideo SRL, a leading Italian provider of outside broadcasting (OB) production services, has chosen Riedel solutions to provide crew communications onboard its brand-new UHD-12G OB van. Riedel’s install includes an Artist-1024 digital matrix supporting a Bolero wireless intercom system. Roberto Buonomo, Technical Manager of Cinevideo says he opted for the Artist-1024 in order to get […]

Posted on: Thursday 15th of April 2021

Angel Studios, which closed last year after 40 years as a prime London recording location, has been leased as the new home for Abbey Road Studios’ education division, Abbey Road Institute. It was rumoured that the Islington site would be redeveloped into accommodation in the wake of the closure, but Abbey Road’s intervention will ensure […]

Posted on: Tuesday 13th of April 2021

  Solid State Logic, SSL to its friends, has introduced two new modular processors as part of a revamp of its 500 Series module range. The brand new stereo Ultraviolet Stereo Equaliser (UV-EQ) and SiX Channel (SiX CH) modules both launch alongside cosmetically updated G-Comp Bus Compressor, E-EQ and E-Dynamics processing modules – which have […]

Posted on: Thursday 8th of April 2021

Los Angeles studio Blue West, run by producer/musician Bill Jabr and head engineer James Kang, has now installed an API 2448 recording console to upgrade the facility. With previous clientele including Andre 3000, Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson, Kiko Cibrian, Wale, Ne-Yo, Pi’erre Bourne and the late Juice Wrld, Blue West wanted to move to a mid […]

Posted on: Wednesday 7th of April 2021

iZotope has launched the new iteration of its Spire Studio recording device, the entry point to the cloud-based ecosystem of recording, production, and collaboration tools. Billed as a quick and easy way of working for musicians and producers looking to quickly capture inspiration, Spire has received buzzy endorsements from artists including Phoebe Bridgers during the […]

Posted on: Tuesday 6th of April 2021

Prism Sound audio conversion equipment is playing a key role in specialist restorer Graham Joiner’s marathon project to convert 233 analogue master tapes to digital .WAV files. The archive, now owned by Good Time Records, includes releases from the Crash, Satril and Catawba labels. These were all formerly administered by the Henry Hadaway Organisation (HHO) […]

Posted on: Thursday 19th of November 2020

The first-of-its-kind Scholarship programme, which begins in 2021, will cover the full cost of the course fees and contribute towards living expenses for two black British students annually to study on Abbey Road Institute’s Advanced Diploma in Music Production and Sound Engineering. Abbey Road Institute is the education arm of Abbey Road Studios, offering highly […]

Posted on: Wednesday 18th of November 2020

The inaugural Sound of the Year Awards 2020 is a newly launched celebration of everyday sound (not music) in all its forms presented by The Museum Of Sound in partnership with The New BBC Radiophonic Workshop and others. It is a UK-based awards ceremony this year but submissions are encouraged from around the world. Anyone […]