“Catalina” or OSX 10.15 is out now, but if you run any type of AUdio, Video or Graphics editing software now is probably not the time to be running the […]

Bitrate refers to the number of bits — or the amount of data — that is processed over a certain amount of time in your audio. But with the myriad […]

Grace has recently repaired some of AP’s equipment, and he has a few (very nice) things to say about their level of workmanship, and the customer service experience. And Robert […]

Speakers. Do you need them at all? And if so, how good do they need to be? The team investigate the different options when it comes to monitoring in a […]

Some do, some don’t. What’s best practice when it comes to listing your studio gear on your advertising and website? In this episode, Robert, Andrew, Robbo and George discuss the […]

With Spring springing in the Southern Hemisphere, and the Northern parts of the globe about to go into WInter, we thought this would be a good time to talk about […]

It’s the question that’s on every voice artists mind when they step out of their voice booth and sit down behind their DAW to get their newly cut voice session […]

This week George Whittam, Robbo and Andrew Peters run through the updates on the RodeCaster Pro, is this the answer to not just podcasts but a voiceover studio and broadcast? […]

Dan Gonzales is in charge of Product Management at Izotope. In this episode, we chat with Dan about RX7, the noise reduction suite from Izotope that is changing the vernacular […]

Headphones, such a personal choice. Do you like open back? Closed Back? What do you intend to use them for? If you’re mixing in them do you need “extra” software? […]