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Presonus unveiled Version 2 of it's new Studio One recording, mixing, mastering and distribution software at NAMM. One of our backstage visits at NAMM this year was with Presonus, who gave us a full...

NAMM 2012: The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus - Part 2: Sponsors, Equipment and Video

Brian Rothschild continues our in-depth tour of the John Lennon Tour Bus with info on the sponsors, equipment, and live video streaming.

NAMM 2012: Alan Parson on Working with the Beatles

Part...hmmm...we've lost track...of Alan Parsons and Dave Pack at NAMM 2012 - Alan on working with the Beatles...

NAMM 2012: Alan Parsons - Why Geniuses are Geniuses

Alan Parsons and Dave Pack gave a packed house an awesome hour of stories, listening experiences, and laughs at NAMM 2012. We like to call this clip "Why Geniuses are Geniuses."

Bob Power on Mixing, Music, Zen and Production

Bob Power on just about everything worth knowing about music.

Reverb Secrets to Clarify Your Mix

We’ve all been conditioned to believe that reverb is the most important of the effects in our toolbox – but truth be told, it’s not. That distinction goes to EQ, but reverb can...

The Bit Depth Monster Will Eat Your Recordings and Swallow Them Whole

Who’s ready to get nitty gritty? Okay, me. I’m back doing some studio projects here and there, and it’s reminding me of technical details that are not just valuable, but completely indispensible. So...

The Recording Coach: Keep It Simple

KEEP IT SIMPLE We're all likely to succumb to "gear lust" from time to time. "If I just had one more compressor plug-in..." "All I need is another 8 preamp channels." "I sure could use...

Allen & Heath Mix Wizard 12M

The Allen and Heath Mix Wizard 12M monitor mixing console provides a lot of capability in rack mount form. Normally I would start with the front side and work to the back panel, but this time the...

Effects Can Make Your Mix Magical Or Mangle It.

If you have been following this seemingly never ending series, you should now be pretty well versed on the entire signal chain from the point on the console where the sound enters to where it exits....