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By Clive Young. ArTecHouse, a new permanent digital art installation space, opened in September at New York City’s Chelsea Market, where its careening, AI-fueled visuals are emboldened by a sizable 30.1 immersive audio system.
By Clive Young. The AES Convention has been a hot ticket in New York this week; here’s a look back and at what’s ahead.
By Steve Harvey. Becoming a member of the AES as a student was a life-changing experience for the outgoing president.
By Tom Kenny. The editor of Mix shares the insights and inside info he’s gleaned from his travels on the AES show floor.
Top engineers discuss the building block of hip-hop: the sample.
From problems to best practices, this Game Audio session explored VR, MR and AR audio challenges from all angles.
By Katie Makal. Find out what Audio Precision, L-Acoustics and Radio Systems are highlighting inside their private demo rooms at AES.
By Tom Kenny. The editor of Mix shares the insights and inside info he’s gleaned from his travels on the AES show floor.
By Katie Makal. Pros talk education, the unlikely secret to success and more at AES.
By Clive Young. As always, sound reinforcement is an integral part of this year's AES Convention.
By Katie Makal. Find out what Amazon Devices, Analog Devices, Meyer Sound and Sennheiser & Neumann are highlighting inside their private demo rooms at AES.
By Tom Kenny. The editor of Mix editor shares “a few of his favorite things” at this year’s AES
By Clive Young. The AES Convention opens today in New York, bringing with it everything audio, from the latest gear to unsurpassed educational opportunities.
Women’s Audio Mission is readying WAMCon New York for mid-October.
By Larry Jaffee. The New York indie rockers are on the road this fall, and a stop at their hometown arena, Madison Square Garden, was made even more special when they performed in-the-round for the show, providing a set...
A collaboration on behalf of the New York Times has reaped rewards for the new-in-town outfit.
New York City-based post house broadens its reach.
New York post facility expands with slew of new suites, studio and more.
By Steve Harvey. Music producers, engineers, composers and musicians who identify as women will now be included in NYC Women’s Fund for Media, Music and Theatre's content creation grant program.
PMC’s new studios will be creative hubs as well as demo spaces.
NYC education event aims to open doors for students, especially young women, interested in music production careers.
By Clive Young. The performance was one of the first inside New York City’s $475 million venue, The Shed.
Kicking off the new “Play It Loud” exhibit still meant staying under 95 dB.
By Clive Young. The process of getting to tomorrow’s technologies and standards is usually messy, with wrong yet logical turns and, conversely, insightful leaps of faith—which means the adoption of new technology is often a very human process.
Epic play gets the immersive audio treatment for New York premiere.
The longtime wireless provider adds a Northeast presence.
A mainstay of the New York City recording scene, Hirsch was an influential part of the AES's Historical Committee.
By Clive Young. The 5,500-capacity outdoor venue in NYC is often overlooked, but it hosts 190,000 people every year for 50-plus productions, plus ABC’s televised Good Morning America summer concert series. Now it’s getting a $5 million refurbishment that...
By Clive Young. This year's AES Convention was a hit—here's why.
By Clive Young. Next week's Audio Engineering Society Convention in New York City is set to be the biggest pro-audio event of the year.
By Clive Young. Recording studios have been disappearing from major cities for years; now an unexpected trend may be changing that.
PCA Audio Design puts its desks to work.
The ball dropped; the signal didn’t.
A new PA system is making the most of a vibrant 1920s movie palace-turned-concert venue in New York City.
By Steve Harvey. After 30 years of owning studios in Manhattan, resilient recorder Dave Amlen had to close MSR (formerly Right Track) in Times Square. Now he’s back with a new multi-room facility, Sound On Sound, nearby in New...
By Clive Young. When the Twin Towers came down on September 11, 2001, one sound company was particularly affected: RSA Audio of Edgewood, NY, which had been providing audio for an 11-day dance festival called Evening Stars—On Stage at...