Software Tech: Livestreaming in the Age of Pandemic
With venues closed and artists stuck at home, livestreamed performances have taken center stage during the pandemic; Craig Anderton shares how to join in.
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With venues closed and artists stuck at home, livestreamed performances have taken center stage during the pandemic; Craig Anderton shares how to join in.
Additional aspects of the MIDI 2.0 spec have fallen into place, and the first pieces of gear with elements of MIDI 2.0 are working their way out of R&D and into the real world.
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.
By Craig Anderton. Deep dive into the new Mac Pro and discover what it means for audio pros.
By Craig Anderton. While podcasting started out with homegrown audio, listeners’ expectations are rising fast—creating a new opportunity for audio pros.
Craig Anderton explores the changing ways to recover from OS meltdowns.
By Craig Anderton. Smartphones and tablets have fostered a veritable explosion in DAW remote control options.
By Craig Anderton. With over a quarter-century of development, plug-ins are exploring worlds that go way beyond analog emulation.
Craig Anderton serves up insights on the latest DAW updates.
Industry legend/PSN columnist pens five more books for engineering reference guide series.
Duck and Cover, because the Anderton Awards are back. You've been warned.
Craig Anderton isn’t daydreaming as he looks at the future of recording studios...
By Craig Anderton. Ever since we’ve had a choice of sample rates, there’s been controversy over whether higher sample rates sound better. Some claim higher sample rates add transparency to music, while others claim (with some justification) that no...
A trio of tomes kicks off new book series from Pro Sound News columnist.
By Craig Anderton. Will machine learning make audio engineers obsolete?
By Craig Anderton. The lessons of Cakewalk, Emagic, Steinberg, Digidesign and Syntrillium are instructive because each presents possibly sustainable economic models for pro audio software.
Craig Anderton digs into the MIDI Capability Inquiry specification—and digs it.
The sudden death of Cakewalk was a cautionary tale for companies—and customers. Here's the take-aways.