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Al Schmitt, arguably the most successful recording engineer ever, died Monday, April 26, at the age of 91, capping a career that saw him work with generations of superstars on iconic recordings of the era.
Tracks is Pro Sound News’ monthly look at the recording process behind five new music releases, running down who’s using what gear where.
We look back at the live sound effort that went into the legendary charity concert Live Aid, held simultaneously in London and Philadelphia. With 60+ acts on the bill and 160,000 in attendance—not to mention 1.9 billion watching it...
The new TV Studio's Sound Control room consists of the Calrec Brio 36 mixer, ProTools, Neumann speakers, and a Bricasti M7 reverb
Starting out as an audio engineer in her teens, Yule obtained a degree in Sound Technology from Paul McCartney’s LIPA before moving into the commercial side of the industry
QSC gear plays its part in the onstage rig of musical director Paul "Wix" Wickens.
By Clive Young. Go inside Paul McCartney’s recent mini-tour of New York City, where the rock legend and crew tackled eight sold-out shows, playing two nights a piece at Madison Square Garden; Brooklyn’s Barclays Center; across the Hudson River...
The microphones will feature cover art from the album Kisses on the Bottom and original artwork from graphic designer Richard Evans
Inside Abbey Road offers the general public a look inside the world’s most recognisable studio
The Miloco founder and former production manager for Queen and Elton John has died aged 65