Electronic Musician looks at Gregory Taylor's experimental production style, used on such albums as The Desert Fathers: Coptic Icons, PGT's Temporary Habitations, Amalgam: Aluminum/Hydrogen (Palace of Lights, 2007), and Two Maps of Danaraja (Stasisfield, 2008)....
Electronic Musician's interview with music attorney Michael Aczon focuses on the changing legal issues for musicians brought on by changes in music technology...
Grammy-winning engineer Nathaniel Kunkel Writes About Listening to the Intricacies of Mixing the Songwriters Tour Album With Guy Clark, Joe Ely, John Hiatt and Lyle Lovett...
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of The Dream, the new album by ambient dub artists The Orb. The story includes interviews with Alex Paterson, Martin “Youth” Glover, and Tim Bran...
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Paul de Benedictis’s Quintets project, which was originally started using Opcode Studio Vision software and finished using Digidesign Pro Tools...
Outspoken would be an accurate term to characterize mastering engineer Bob Katz. He has strong opinions on many audio-related topics and is particularly...
It's not every day that you can say electric guitar and John Philip Sousa in the same breath, but the music of the March King has helped pave the way...
You may not think of yourself as a business owner, but if you're earning income as a self-employed musician, composer, producer, programmer, and so on,...
I know quite a few of you graduating folk and as you finish music or engineering school, you probably have a few ideas about what's going to happen in...
In the contracted state of today's major-label record industry, having compelling music is no longer enough to convince a record company to invest in...
Okay, I get it. Surround music is on life support. Why won't listeners embrace this technology? For me, surround provides a more compelling way to hear...
If anyone has been privy to all the nuances of the word rebirth, it is Steve Reid. A drummer since age 16, he first made his mark in Motown on the Martha...
Science for Girls is the brainchild of New York-based producer, bassist, and composer Darren Solomon. Though the band name may conjure images of young...
Victor Wooten is a musician's musician. Best known for his electric-bass work in the acoustic jazz fusion group Bla Fleck and the Flecktones, he is one...
When it comes to the independent music scene, few people are more knowledgeable than Derek Sivers (see Fig. 1). He began his music career as a guitarist...
Signal and sample processing have progressed by leaps and bounds since the dawn of computer-based music, and Carl Stone is one of the privileged few who...
Producer, guitarist, and composer Michael Brook was looking for a follow-up to RockPaperScissors (Canadian Rational, 2006), a world music album that melded...
Why is it that we work longer hours with fewer breaks than we used to five years ago? Computers were supposed to make our jobs easier and quicker, so...
If you're a fan of the meditative side of jazz sometimes known as that Miles Davis pioneered and Nina Simone and Alice Coltrane expanded on, and you're...
In my opinion, few things are as important in the studio as performers' headphones. I can overcome a buzz in the system, and I can overcome bad converters....
ProFile: Getting More From Less | Derby
ProFile: All the Pretty Algorithms | Gregory Taylor
Industry Insider | Q&A: Michael Aczon
InSession: Why Can't I Stop Listening to This?
Dream Producers: The Orb
Pro/File: All in Good Time
Pro/File: Fite's Flight of Fancy
Industry Insider | Q&A: Anne Cecere
Industry Insider: Q&A: Jordan Tishler
InSession: Is Surround Music Dead?
Pro/File: Electric Motherland
Pro/File: Chillin' and Thrillin'
Victor's Home Cooking
Industry Insider: Q&A: Derek Sivers
Pro/File: Mystic Voices
Pro/File: Trance Formation
InSession: My Goodness, I Have Been Here 15 Hours
Pro/File: Lounge Fever
In Session: Why Do My Headphones Suck?
