Audio Education Features
Nov 1, 2008,
By Blair Jackson
Mix magazine Novemeber 2008 education issue feature on entering the professional audio industry article Mix magazine November 2008 by Blair Jackson...
Nov 1, 2008,
By Barbara Schultz
New Classrooms feature is Mix magazine’s pictorial look at the year's hottest new classrooms for audio production education...
Nov 1, 2008,
By Barbara Schultz
Read Mix editor Barbara Schultz's article on the audio production program at the University of Massachusetts Lowell...
Nov 1, 2008,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Read Mix article on Audio Production School New England Institute of Art's 10 Years in Business...
Nov 1, 2008,
Compiled By Sarah Benzuly
Read Mix magazine review on the 2008 John Hechtman Audio Wiring Guide...
Oct 1, 2008,
By Maureen Droney
Mix magazine October 2008 AES issue feature on audio file management and organization of metadata files. Learn about audio and data file management in the article in Mix magazine October 2008 by Maureen Droney...
Oct 1, 2008,
By Steve Shurtz
A profile of Oakland, California’s Youth Radio, which teaches kids about radio and media convergence...
Sep 1, 2008,
By Janice Brown
Mix feature on the business of remote recording includes interviews with Karen Brinton and David Hewitt at Remote Recording Services, Randy Ezratty at Effanel/Sirius XM Productions, Guy Charbonneau at Le Mobile, Kooster McAllister at Record Plant Remote and Guilaume Bengle at Studio Mobile...
Sep 1, 2008,
By Eddie Ciletti
Mix magazine's resident tech Eddie Ciletti talks about Dealing with Thermal Problems in Tube Audio Gear - offering solutions and modifications in the September 2008 issue...
Sep 1, 2008,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Read Mix News Story on Ex'Pression Opening Alan Parsons Studio Two...
Sep 1, 2008,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Read the Mix Review on How to Be a Record Producer Book...
Aug 1, 2008,
By Eddie Ciletti
Earlier this year, I interviewed engineer Richard Dodd (see Tech's Files in the May 2008 issue), who reminded me that on many a revered recording, signal...
Jul 30, 2008,
By Janice Brown
It’s a fact that lower budgets mean shorter production cycles and, ultimately, more no-nonsense mixing, but engineers working with experimentally inclined artists find ample opportunity in the mixing process...
Jul 1, 2008,
By Eddie Ciletti
In geekville, there are those pesky pieces of gear that don't want to be fixed, and then, the mystery is solved. A year ago, a 12-input, 1970s-era Raindirk...
Jun 1, 2008,
By Paul D. Lehrman
So I was washing the dishes after dinner with the TV on. The set in the kitchen is one of those little countertop jobs with rabbit ears and a 2-inch speaker....
Jun 1, 2008,
By Eddie Ciletti
Did you ever try to be creative with an unfamiliar set of tools? Like a paintbrush, a musical instrument or recording gear, amazing things can happen...
Jun 1, 2008,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Whatever your view is on global warming, making your business and your studio more is not only a wise investment in tomorrow, but can also cut down on...
May 1, 2008,
By Blair Jackson
Tradition runs deep in the bluegrass music community. At the same time, no one expects albums today to be made the way they were when Bill Monroe, Flatt...
May 1, 2008,
By Eddie Ciletti
I first met Richard Dodd in August of 1999 in Kooster McAllister's Record Plant Remote truck. That night, he was recording Tom Petty playing the Target...
Apr 1, 2008,
By George Petersen
It's a safe bet that every broadcaster, network and facility manager across America has February 17 circled in red on their 2009 calendars. And as that...
Apr 1, 2008,
By Paul D. Lehrman
The arguments about sampling rates and word lengths in digital audio are long over with, aren't they? I mean, no less a personage than James A. Moorer...
Apr 1, 2008,
By Eddie Ciletti
Most of my geek-related purchases are made online. But choosing a computer monitor is a bit different than buying a hard drive I want to see it, compare...
Apr 1, 2008,
By Alexander Brandon
Way back in the December 2007 issue of Mix, we scratched the surface of game sound integration techniques. (See AudioNext: Roll Your Own Level.) We explored...
Mar 1, 2008,
By Janice Brown
Hip-hop production is usually a collaborative affair, where numerous contributors work together in various studios across the country. This can also extend...
Mar 1, 2008,
By Alexander Brandon
It wasn't too long ago that videogames represented an interest of less than 10 percent of the nation's population. That meant if you sold 1 million copies...
Breaking In
New Classrooms
On the Cover: University of Massachusetts Lowell
A Decade of Audio Education
Bookshelf: Audio Wiring Guide
Digital Track Sheet
Youth Radio
The Changing Landscape of Remote Recording
Tech's Files: Turning Down the Heat
Ex'Pression Expansion
Producing 101 Book Review
Tech's Files: The Discipline of Obstacles
Mixing Outside the Lines
Tech's Files: Eureka Moments
You Light Up My Brain
Tools, My Olde Friends
Going Green in the Studio
Recording Bluegrass Instruments
The Sound of the Sound
Making the HD Transition
The Emperor's New Sampling Rate
Quest for the Optimal DAW Display
Understanding Integration
Streamlining Hip-Hop Production
Let's Play Peek-a-Boo