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NAMM 2015: Music Creation, Collaboration and Avid Everywhere
There’s a date in January that is likely marked on your calendar saying ‘must go to NAMM.’ Those attending go to see what’s happening in the industry, new workflows emerging, and to check out new gear while catching up with old friends. This year’s show is sure to not…
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Pro Mixing: In the Studio with Ken Andrews and Pro Tools | S3
Want to know what it’s like to record a track from start to finish? Watch our webinar with musical renaissance man Ken Andrews—guitarist and singer for the critically acclaimed band Failure—and see him record a track across several studios using the powerful new Pro Tools | S3 console.
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Pro Mixing: How Technicolor Toronto Collaborates in the Real World with Avid Everywhere
This is part two of our end-of-summer article about Technicolor Toronto and Re-recording Mixer Frank Morrone’s experience mixing ‘The Strain’. Here you’ll see an interview with Frank and other key folks at Technicolor Toronto and why they chose the Avid Everywhere integrated solutions and workflows for post mixing.
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Pro Mixing: Inside the Making of ‘Hypnotic Eye’ with Ryan Ulyate
I recently sat down with Ryan Ulyate to discuss Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ chart topping ‘Hypnotic Eye’ album, which Ryan recorded, mixed, and co-produced. He walked me through the entire process of crafting the #1 rock album—take a look.
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Pro Mixing: London’s Top Post Facilities Embrace Pro Tools | S6
Visiting top London post facilities, I was struck by their incredible modern design and breadth of work. For them, choosing a mixing surface requires complete customization and powerful control with deep visual feedback in a compact format. Here’s a look at why they all choose Pro Tools | S6.
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Pro Mixing: Modern Music Mixing with System 5 and Pro Tools
Some would say that the traditional large format analog consoles have magic in the circuits to produce that hit record recipe. Some have said that a digital console lacks that magic and it’s summing is sterile. But owners of the System 5 and the S5 Fusion would say otherwise.