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Larry Edgeworth, a 25-year veteran of NBC News who worked out of the network’s Rockefeller Plaza headquarters in Manhattan, died on Thursday, March 19, from complications brought about by the coronavirus.
Tom Kobayashi built and ran George Lucas’ Skywalker Sound before pioneering the use of ISDN and fiber optic networks for audio work.
A longtime part of the Lectrosonics family, Northeastern technical sales representative Howard Kaufman died on Feb. 27.
Monitor engineer Brian Hendry spent 40 years mixing top acts, from Tom Petty to Jennifer Hudson.
Producer and DJ Andrew Weatherall has died at the age of 56, with the UK music industry hailing him as one of the most influential figures of his generation.
Canadian engineer Nick Blagona designed Le Studio and recorded classic tracks by The Police, Bee Gees, King Crimson, Deep Purple, Alexisonfire, April Wine, Chicago, Rainbow and others.
A first-call score mixer for decades, Boyle had more than 300 film and television credits across his career.
METAlliance co-founder Elliot Scheiner pays tribute to his friend, recording legend Ed Cherney, who passed away in October.
By Steve Harvey. The noted producer collaborated extensively with Maren Morris and Lady Antebellum, and co-wrote hits with Pink, Florida Georgia Line, Keith Urban and Rascal Flatts.
By Clive Young. David Turner, monitor engineer for country artist Josh Turner, was killed Wednesday night when a crew tour bus left Highway 46 East 20 minutes outside of Paso Robles and drove off a 50-foot embankment into a...
By Steve Harvey. Producer, engineer and guitarist Jimmy Johnson had a hand in some of the Sixties and Seventies’ most indelible hits, working with everyone from Aretha Franklin to Lynyrd Skynyrd to The Rolling Stones.
By Clive Young. Music teacher-turned-Grammy winning engineer Jack Renner co-founded Telarc in 1977.
The producer, one half of French dance outfit Cassius, was 50 years old
By Fiona Hope. Steve Forster, a longtime veteran of the UK music industry and founder and managing director of VMS Live, has passed away due to injuries from a serious car accident.
Mr. Bonzai, co-author of Hal Blaine’s autobiography, shares insight into the legendary session drummer who passed yesterday at the age of 90.
Systems engineer worked at Clair Global for more than three decades.
A mainstay of the New York City recording scene, Hirsch was an influential part of the AES's Historical Committee.
By Clive Young. A second-generation film sound engineer, Gregg Rudloff apparently took his own life.
Schulein was a key force at numerous pro audio manufacturers.
By Steve Harvey. The studio owner and inventor also led the Grammy-nominated act, The Tractors.
This just in: Happy holidays! Also, check out our 'Best of 2018' and 'In Memoriam' links.
Former Sennheiser sales executive Jeff Alexander died on Monday, December 17, 2018.
Emswiller won a primetime Emmy in 2015 for audio work on Bessie.
By Clive Young. Legendary recording engineer Geoff Emerick died in Los Angeles Tuesday, October 2, of an apparent heart attack. The four-time Grammy winner recorded The Beatles from 1966 through their dissolution in 1970, contributing to albums like Revolver,...
A producer, musician and studio owner, Curcio produced Metallica's debut album.
Journeyman audio pro segued from studio engineering to film sound career.
By Steve Harvey. Nominated for Academy Awards for both Tron films, Serafine won for his sound design work on The Hunt for Red October.
The former president of AP authored The Audio Measurement Handbook.
The five-time Emmy winner served as MPSE president and won its Lifetime Achievement Award.
By Christopher Walsh. A key member of the Boston music scene for decades, Q Division co-founder Mike Denneen has passed.
By Clive Young. Studio engineer/owner and inventor of the first distortion box, Glenn Snoddy died May 21, 2018.
By Katie Makal. Matt Dike, co-founder of influential hip-hop music label Delicious Vinyl and producer, has died at the age of 55.
By Katie Makal. Legendary music producer and recording engineer Rick Hall, owner of FAME Recording Studios and father of the “Muscle Shoals sound,” died at his Alabama home on Jan. 2 after a long illness.
By Clive Young. New Wave frontman-turned-pro audio executive Dave Christenson has died after a three-year battle with lung cancer.