Studio & Stage
Apogee Electronics had a big announcement at NAMM with it’s redesigned ONE, a 2 IN x 2 OUT USB audio interface and microphone. It’s self-described as the first studio quality audio interface and microphone that makes a direct digital connection…
I first heard about Trash from iZotope many years ago when Digidesign (now Avid) included a lite version of the distortion plug-in as part of it’s Ignition Pack bundled with Pro Tools. Although I played around with it back then,…
Steinberg has just introduced Cubasis for the iPad. With this new app, you can record, edit and mix in CD audio quality right on your iPad. While I haven’t tried it out yet, the best part seem to be that…
For most of 2012 I’ve been exploring portable recording options. I’ve been mainly focused on iPad Music Creation but have been using my MacBook as well. My goal with this project is to be able to easily throw a few…
Many years ago Sound Forge was my go to application for editing audio files. At that time I was mainly recording my band’s rehearsals along with other bands live shows using two microphones into a DAT recorder. I was also…
I recently did a review of the iTrack Solo from Focusrite, their new iPad audio interface. The product worked great for the iPad but I wanted a bit more when using an I/O with my laptop. The new Focusrite Scarlett…
IsoAcoustics demonstrated their speaker stands at AES in San Francisco. They placed one set of studio monitors on their speaker stands and another set of monitors sat directly on the desktop surface. Using music that people are familiar with, it…
Audix Microphones have been around since 1984 and are recognized for their innovative design, performance, quality, durability and value. While I personally don’t own any Audix mics, I did get a chance to explore the company’s products at AES 2012…
I’ve been a fan of Studio Projects Microphones for years. I have a pair of C3’s in my studio and have recorded most of the vocals for my band Needle with these mics. In this video, Brent Casey shows us…
As I mentioned in my other posts, there were a number of microphones being introduced, displayed, and demonstrated at AES 2012 in San Francisco. In this video, we have Ken Levy from Cascade Microphones talking about the company’s new FAT…
