Hi pass filters have their place and can be useful when there’s a need, but not all filters are made the same. When should you use them, and when should […]

We got a listener question this week. David Gadow asked about his Pre. Should he keep it, get rid of it or… Blow it up!! Hopefully, we helped him make […]

Like them or loathe them, Zoom sessions are more than likely here to stay if you have any sort of home studio. So the question becomes when you do your […]

Source-Nexus Pro is an audio application router for AAX, VST and Audio Units hosts: Record remote voiceover from Source-Connect directly in Final Cut or Media Composer, playback iTunes to Pro […]

Robbo recently received a pair of Austrian Audio HiX65 open-back headphones. While he wasn’t convinced at first he’s now a convert to mixing (or at least checking a mix) in […]

We’ve all been there! The first time you have to put together a collection of your reads to come up with the mythical demo!! What’s more important? Read or Quality? […]

We’ve all been there! The first time you have to put together a collection of your reads to come up with the mythical demo!! What’s more important? Read or Quality? […]

Broken Chord composes and designs music and sound for theatre, film, and dance. If you’ve ever wondered how audio works behind the scenes of a major on-stage production, this is […]

A little silly, but AP wondered if there was a “uniform” for voice artists. We all got on the bandwagon and well… If you know and love the show, you’ll […]

In a studio situation, about 50% relative humidity is considered ideal for gear and instruments and comfortable for humans. 40% relative humidity is ideal for storing magnetic tapes. But how […]