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PSP Audioware Introduces Master Quality Rotary Speaker Plug-In, L’otary

Producers of a variety of hardware modeled plug-ins, PSP Audioware is now introducing their first rotary speaker emulator with L’otary. The new plug-in is modeled after the legendary Leslie 122, and...

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Research & Development: Waves DiGiGrid DLS — Ethernet Audio Interface &...

We confess – when we first encountered Waves’ DiGiGrid DLS solution at the 135th AES, we couldn’t get our heads all the way around it. On the surface, we could see that this was a particularly powerful...

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“Fader” Debuts – Wireless DAW Control App for iOS Devices

Brooklyn-based producer and engineer Nick Brandes has announced the release of his premiere iOS app for wireless DAW control. Fader supports three main views: Control your DAW from across the room with...

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J. Walter Thompson’s Paul Greco Named Chair of 2015 AMP Awards Advisory Board

It’s very satisfying to see the good guys get ahead. J. Walter Thompson’s Paul Greco will be on top of the 3rd Annual AMP Awards. That’s exactly what’s just happened at the Association of Music...

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Softube Transient Shaper Plug-In Released

Softube first previewed their Transient Shaper last month at NAMM 2015. With the announcement of the official release, users will get to experience their dual-band transient shaper that can effect...

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Composer Jóhann Jóhannsson — On Scoring “The Theory of Everything,” Abbey...

Jóhann Jóhannsson is on a roll – of a different sort. The circular motion of the imagery in the brilliant film that he scored, The Theory of Everything, inspired the spherical structures of the...

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Analogue Solutions Announces Nyborg-12 Monosynth Module

Developed by UK-based Analogue Solutions, Nyborg-12 couples the monophonic synthesizer with their SEM 12dB/octave multimode filter. The filter’s design is inspired from Tom Oberheim’s original 1974 SEM...

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Chung King Studios Closes — New Direction for Classic Rooms at 36 W. 37th Street

Chung King Studios has closed – again. And with John King’s exit from 36 West 37th Street, comes a new chapter for this coveted space. John King has exited the Chung King Studios located he helmed for...

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Waves Releases dbx 160 Compressor/Limiter Plug-In

Flash back to the 70s when artists like David Bowie and Led Zeplin were topping the charts with tracks mixed and produced by Eddie Kramer. One of his go-to pieces of outboard gear? The original dbx 160...

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Slate Digital Launches Virtual Console Collection 2.0, Featuring ‘Brit 4K E’

One plus five=2.0. The VCC has expanded in with V 2.0. We speaketh of the latest VCC from Slate Digital, aka Virtual Console Collection 2.0, which has added a sixth emulation to the pack of five...

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Recording Studio Sweet Spot: Transmitter Park Studio — Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Shed your skin, begin again. It happens everywhere in nature, and as it turns out, in Brooklyn too. At Transmitter Park Studio, the renewal was only clear to owner Abe Seiferth and his crew after they...

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HoRNet Plugins Releases BSharry Side Chainer – Auto Sidechain Compressor Plug-In

HoRNet Plugins has released their second plug-in created in collaboration with DJ BSharry. Side Chainer delivers on their design goals of simplicity making kick drum pumping, or any sidechain...

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NYC Event: Audio Power Tools Open House – Brooklyn, 3/26

Eye candy, ear candy, and refreshments for your bod + brain – if this isn’t the perfect evening, what is? Let us beseech ye no more, and point directly to the answer: The Audio Power Tools Open House...

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Is SXSW Worth It for Musicians? A Photo Tour of Austin’s Biggest Music Festival

Is a trip to the annual South by Southwest festival worthwhile for musicians? Judging by the fact that over 2,000 official acts, representing 53 countries, played in over 111 Austin venues this past...

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iZotope Releases Ozone 6.1 Update – Tube Limiting, Adaptive Release for...

Ozone 6 from iZotope was launched back in October, 2014 and now officially has its first patch. Many of the feature updates for Ozone 6.1 were a result of customer feedback so users should be pleased...

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Plug & Mix Releases Chainer – VST Chaining Wrapper

Plug & Mix proudly offers dozens of effects pedal VSTs that can be combined to create a wealth of signal chains. With the introduction of Chainer, users of the P&M plug-ins can now save their...

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Brooklyn Audio Post Bravado: Fall On Your Sword Unveils The Foundry — 7.1...

Audio post in Brooklyn is not news anymore. Owing to the larger spaces available and the convenience, an ever-growing contingent of filmmakers and media producers want to mix sound in their borough of...

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PSP Releases MasterQ2 – Successor to Their Original MasterQ Mastering EQ Plug-In

The original MasterQ from PSP Audioware has been around the block. Their customers loved it so much that they decided to make it even better. Bigger, stronger, Q-er. MasterQ2 is a mastering EQ plug-in...

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The Case for Digital Wireless Microphones

This is a guest post by Alex Milne of RF Venue. Digital wireless microphones sometimes get a bad rap. Early models, especially those operating in the 2.4 GHz band, did not sound as good as analog and...

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iZ Releases Radar Studio – Native PC + Audio Interface + More

Announced back at AES 2014 and demoed to much acclaim at NAMM earlier this year, iZ is ready to release their Radar Studio into the wild. The PC, audio Interface, and DAW combo aims to be the...

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