Monthly Archive: July 2018

Nectar Elements, iZotope’s simplified vocal processing plug-in, now features the Vocal Assistant, powered by the company’s Machine Learning technology, which aims to adapt itself to the user’s vocal sound and choose the optimal settings from which you can work. With most of the complicated processing taking place behind the control panel, the user has just six […]

For decades the Yamaha NS10 was a familiar meter-bridge benchmark. After “travelling the world to source the original speaker pulp manufacturers”, Avantone embarked on a mission to create a new monitoring speaker “faithful to the voicing, frequency response, dimensions and power requirements of the original classic design.”  Avantone intended to make the design as repeatable […]

Three-and-a-half years into his role as Riedel’s director of product management, Jake Dodson is well-placed to chart the rapid development of broadcast audio workflows, not least with regard to the ongoing adoption of IP technologies. In this new interview he reflects on the issues that still need to be addressed concerning IP transportation, and outlines […]

Strongroom Studios is under threat from an office development that may leave its popular recording spaces unusable. “The back wall of our Studio 1, Studio 2 and writing rooms adjoin a building next door where they propose to do extensive construction. The wall that runs the length of our courtyard, which many people will have […]