REDI Acoustics to Debut NIRO Room Design Tool at NAMM Show
REDI, a sister company to WSDG, will introduce NIRO, a new wave-based, small room design tool on Jan. 21 during the NAMM Show.
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REDI, a sister company to WSDG, will introduce NIRO, a new wave-based, small room design tool on Jan. 21 during the NAMM Show.
The 2,500-capacity JIExpo Theatre in Jakarta recently opened and put its Meyer Sound Constellation system to the test with a concert by Yo-Yo Ma.
Rock legend Jackson Browne tells how he and a group of musicians and songwriters from four continents traveled to Haiti to record while also helping to educate audio engineering students on the island.
WSDG aided the Magazzino Italian Art museum in Cold Spring, NY this summer when the organziation held outdoor film screenings.
Concordia University’s 37,500-square-foot Borland-Manske Center opens with a WSDG-designed recording, teaching and rehearsal space.
Stage Tec has upgraded the parliament building in Bern, Switzerland, supplying consoles, a router and network as part of a modernization project.
Let the Rhythm Lead, a new benefit album featuring Jackson Browne and Jenny Lewis among others, was recently recorded at a WSDG-designed studio in Haiti.
Boiler Room is based in a 100-plus-year-old, three-story brick building in Chicago's Wicker Park
The presence of podcasting at NAMM was felt with a rush of podcasting-oriented recording gear, much of it affordably priced for those entering the field.
WSDG created a sizable studio for film composer Carter Burwell in his newly renovated 4,420-square-foot home at the end of Long Island.
On the 50th anniversary of architect John Storyk’s first studio commission, he reminiscences about designing Electric Lady and reveals future plans for Walters-Storyk Design Group as he looks forward to not retiring.
WSDG recently collaborated with studio engineer TC Zhou to create a new recording facility in Beijing, China.
The exploding podcasting market is a great business opportunity for recording studios, engineers and other audio pros to provide their production services—or to start their own shows—but it takes more than audio gear and engineering skills to ride this...
The famed studio architect will speak about his work creating podcast facilities for Stitcher and Spotify’s Gimlet Media at this year’s The Video Show in Washington, D.C.
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 Anthony Savona. Podcasting has taken the world by storm; WSDG recounts how it created production facilities for both Gimlet Media and Stitcher.
By Tom Kenny. The editor of Mix editor shares “a few of his favorite things” at this year’s AES
Following some wilderness years, the popular studio returns to Boston with a brand-new WSDG-designed facility.
Stitcher creates original content ranging from roundtable discussion to comedy improv, scripted fiction, documentary and musical podcasts
Stitcher creates original content ranging from roundtable discussions to comedy improv, scripted fiction, documentary and musical podcasts.
The podcast distributor’s new WSDG-designed studios are outfitted with a slew of Allen & Heath desks.
New scholarship supports students in later semesters of Music Production & Engineering program.
By Steve Harvey. Studio designers are finding less work at commercial music recording studios, and an increasing emphasis on the education market, audio post-production houses, podcast studios and home-based production rooms.
By Steve Harvey. Podcast network Stitcher recently moved into its new headquarters in Midtown Manhattan, building out a 2,000-square-foot production complex comprising three studios, two edit rooms and two iso booths designed in concert with WSDG Walters-Storyk Design Group.
Production team dresses up mixes inside ‘vest-pocket’ room.
The streaming giant doubles down on its commitment to making inroads into podcasts.
Checking in with WSDG designer John Storyk helped seal the deal for new owner John Haddad.
Montgomery County Community College went all out with its new studio control room.
WSDG developed a production/teaching environment within the 1,000 square-foot space for students to learn the art of producing, recording and mixing.
A new Brazilian destination studio, designed by WSDG, opted for an analog SSL console that could handle digital audio production.
Studio nets half-dozen Number Ones in less than a year.
Top brass at acoustics specialists WSDG (Walters-Storyk Design Group) and ADA-AMC (Acoustic Design Ahnert – Acoustics & Media Consultants) have spoken exclusively to Pro Sound News Europe about their new merger, which the say will bring a wide range...