Software Tech: Safeguarding Your Software Tools
You may be self-isolating at home with your computer right now, but that doesn’t mean someone can’t steal your files. Craig Anderton explores how to keep your software and songs safe.
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You may be self-isolating at home with your computer right now, but that doesn’t mean someone can’t steal your files. Craig Anderton explores how to keep your software and songs safe.
Craig Anderton explores how amp sims are winning over the normally conservative world of pro guitar players, both in the studio and for live performance.
Peek inside Grammy-nominated rapper Craig David's well-appointed home studio, located inside his $4.3 million Miami, FL penthouse.
Craig Anderton considers whether it's feasible to expect hardware processes to follow software processing into the cloud.
By Dom Morley. Getting a great engineering gig can be hard, but sometimes getting paid for it at the end can be even harder. Grammy Award-winning engineer/producer Dom Morley shares his time-tested methods for getting what you deserve.
That hum in the system has got to go—here’s how to banish it to audio oblivion.
The Grammy Award-winning engineer and producer shares some thoughts on keeping an ear to your mix and an eye on yourself.
Peter Janis, former CEO of Radial Engineering, discusses ways to get creative when it comes to creating demand for your pro audio product.
By George Massenburg. The multi Grammy-winning METAlliance co-founder explores the perils and pitfalls of modern loudness and explains why mastering engineers and artists who ignore its downsides do so at their own peril.
By Craig Anderton. Deep dive into the new Mac Pro and discover what it means for audio pros.
By Clive Young. Concerts are scientifically proven to be good for your health; now they're becoming less bad for the Earth, too.
Craig Anderton explores the changing ways to recover from OS meltdowns.
By Chuck Ainlay. METAlliance co-founder and multiple Grammy-winning producer/engineer Chuck Ainlay discusses what the art in engineering is and can be, offering suggestions on how to develop one’s engineering chops while finding inspiration along the way.
Part two of Peter Janis’ look at growing your pro audio business through acquisition.
New audio gear comes out constantly, but every spring, there’s a select few items that upon reading about them, one says (and rightly so), “You gotta be kidding me.” This year's April 1st, in particular, saw a number of...
By Craig Anderton. With over a quarter-century of development, plug-ins are exploring worlds that go way beyond analog emulation.
By Elliot Scheiner. With graduation just around the corner, the METAlliance looks at the post-audio school options for the next generation of studio engineers and suggests looking into an entrepreneurial career path.
Mr. Bonzai, co-author of Hal Blaine’s autobiography, shares insight into the legendary session drummer who passed yesterday at the age of 90.
Craig Anderton serves up insights on the latest DAW updates.
The home of the late founder of Dolby Labs is for sale.
Duck and Cover, because the Anderton Awards are back. You've been warned.
By Clive Young. In mid-October, a small consumer audio interface was introduced at Prolight + Sound Shanghai without much fanfare. Now it might become the most controversial audio product in years.
Audio pros used to be the good guys in movies and TV shows, but not anymore.
By Clive Young. The U.S. festival market has hit some speed bumps in recent times, but our festival history pales against that of Europe and the UK, where such annual blowouts have been a summertime staple since the 1970s....
By Clive Young. Ottmar Liebert rose to fame in the 1990s with his swoon-worthy ‘nouveau flamenco’ acoustic guitar music; in the years since, he’s amassed four Grammy nominations and 38 gold and platinum album certifications in the U.S. alone....