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By Steve Harvey. Maor Appelbaum’s mastering desk is an ever-changing patchwork of old and new gear, with units swapped in and out in his eternal quest for something newer, better or just different.
By Steve Harvey. Eric Valentine’s Barefoot Recording in Hollywood is now available to outside clients.
By Steve Harvey. Corporate owner of Abbey Road and Capitol Studios snaps up multi-building Berry Hill studio campus.
By Steve Harvey. Gimlet Media opened a production facility in Brooklyn in 2018 that features a dozen podcast studios, a recording studio, a conference room, a lounge and more, all designed by Walters-Storyk Design Group.
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.
By Steve Harvey. Multiple Grammy-winning engineer and producer Dave Way, who has worked with nearly everyone (only a slight exaggeration), chats about working on the latest 7Horse project and his home-based Waystation Studio.
By Al Schmitt. Twenty-time Grammy-winning engineer Al Schmitt discusses the emotional relationship he has with a mix and shares more on the process with an excerpt from his new memoir.
Opened in June 2018 Metrica Sound Ibiza is a state-of-the-art recording studio designed as a creative hub for Sfëar 3D audio and Binaural projects. Simon Duff sent PSNEurope this report...
The new recording studio opened for business over the weekend in East Arlington, Vermont
By Steve Harvey. Indianapolis’ 416 Wabash is a 7,800-square-foot flexible space that combines a well-appointed music studio with an all-purpose event facility—and it’s a well-thought-out hit.
By Steve Harvey. Grammy-winner Dave Collins has been mastering music you know by heart since the 1980s, and now has completed a new facility with two rooms, the other being used by Craig Bauer, another Grammy winner whose Chicago-based...
By Steve Harvey. "It was love at first sight. I have used a lot of consoles, but the RND 5088 is the ‘true’ mixer for me," says Polosud owner Ninni Pascale.
By Clive Young. The R&B megaproducer's Virginia Beach studio complex is up for sale, along with its gear.
By Steve Harvey. Hyde Street Studios launches annex facility in San Francisco.
By Steve Harvey. Jordan Brooke Hamlin builds her dream studio in the woods.
By Steve Harvey. “Place affects what you create,” says Hamlin, who has been a touring and studio musician for the past 15 years.
By Clive Young. Recording studios have been disappearing from major cities for years; now an unexpected trend may be changing that.
By Clive Young. Legendary Detroit facility hits the market with a $1.5 million price tag.
Transitioning from a private to commercial studio, The Bunker bulks up its equipment offerings.
By Steve Harvey. Modern Electric Sound Recorders has revitalized the advertising market in Dallas.
Ten artists will perform live at the studio on June 2 for 10-song vinyl compilation.
By Clive Young. Prince's tape vault, rumored to contain thousands of unreleased songs, was a musical urban myth until his 2016 death, when photos taken by police investigators revealed that the rumors were true.
By Clive Young. Security cameras track arsonist from gas station to flame-gutted recording studio.
By Steve Harvey. "If you’re not feeding the social media channel, you just about don’t exist as an artist,” says Scott Dupre, chief audio engineer at ManAlive Studios.
By Steve Harvey. With the impact of evolving production technologies, changes in the studio business model and the advent of the gig economy, Fred Story is putting his multiroom recording facility up for sale.
By Clive Young. Attack reportedly the culmination of numerous days of harassment by the suspect, who is now in police custody.
By Katie Makal. Studio owner Brian Cronin is able to return to work following a late-December robbery.
Mastering engineer Katie Tavini is currently cultivating a reputation as one of the finest exponents of her craft in the industry. Pro Sound News Europe editor Daniel Gumble caught up with her in London for a chat about mastering...
By Katie Makal. Many public libraries are installing small “studios” with cheap prosumer gear for patrons to use, but the Downtown Chattanooga Public Library has built a four-room, fully appointed pro facility that aims to teach the public everything...
By Steve Harvey. Who among us has not suffered from gear lust and the certainty that acquiring that one piece of equipment will, well, solve everything? For Anthony “Rocky” Gallo, owner of Virtue and Vice Studios in Brooklyn, that...
A new Brazilian destination studio, designed by WSDG, opted for an analog SSL console that could handle digital audio production.
The Austin Recording Service debuts with a new Rupert Neve console in tow.
By Katie Makal. Louisville, KY's Goldsmith Studios suffered more than $20,000 in damages after a thief broke in and vandalized the facility. Security cameras caught it all and a suspect has been arrested.
Owners of the multipurpose facility recently installed a 48-channel SSL Duality Delta SuperAnalogue console in House of Rock’s recording studio.
London’s Grand Central Recording Studios recently announced the launch of its brand new Audio Lab 2 - a purpose-built facility offering cutting edge sound design and mixing services
Acclaimed acoustic design consultancy has created a new recording studio and live room, which is now being enjoyed by a wide range of degree and post grad students.
Everything began to change in record production in 1990, give or take a couple of years, when audio I/O connectivity became available for the Macintosh computer and Alesis launched its ADAT 8-track machine.
Grammy Award-winning engineer Laurent Dupuy talks about having more time in the studio to experiment with a mix
It was instigated in the late 1970s by Who guitarist and creative force Pete Townshend
PFS allows your speakers to sound how they are supposed to sound if your room “wasn’t being so destructive,” offers Tatz. Here, PAR’s senior contributor enthusiastically confirms this claim.