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The Sound Travels team describes how the COVID-19 crisis served as the impetus for the remote hire platform for the music industry. “Sound Travels started as a job market and it’s turned into almost a social justice platform, so...
Sound designer David Herman uses local sounds in creative ways to tell the story of Hurricane Katrina in the eight-part podcast "Floodlines."
In an effort to bring her community together during the coronavirus crisis, Shelbie Rassler had the idea of recording the Bacharach/Hal David song “What the World Needs Now Is Love” with her friends. The clips that make up the...
Craig Anderton ponders whether the music software industry will take the services route to offset maturing sales.
By Steve Harvey. The acclaimed experimental rock band returns with Erotic Reruns, its latest self-produced album, which was almost entirely tracked, overdubbed and mixed at the home studios of its three core members.
Native has introduced the next generation of its six-channel audio interface.
By Steve Harvey. Nestled in East Hollywood at a notorious site, Gold Diggers has opened as a boutique hotel, club and music recording facility masterminded by L.A. nightlife impresario Dave Neupert and Kingsize Soundlabs' Dave Trumfio.
London, UK (September 6, 2018) – Drumsound & Basslione Smith proudly presents PARALLAX, a brand new and revolutionary bass engine Now, Native Instruments Kontakt users have access to a wealth of brand new bassline design and manipulation tools created...
By Craig Anderton. Whether NKS has value depends on how you plan to use it, and what updates may be forthcoming.
By Craig Anderton. Given the pro audio and music industry’s relatively small slice of the economic pie, a platform makes sense. Products need staying power that allows amortizing development costs over as long a time as possible—and the longer...