Career & Business
The education sector is the input channel of the pro audio community - thousands of students each year, getting their first look at the technology they will use and influence.
In March, D’Addario announced that one of its brands, D’Addario Woodwinds, has transitioned to a 100% certified organic reed for clarinet and saxophone.
Recorded live at The 2023 #NAMMShow. We sat down with award-winning producers Michael Beinhorn and Frank Filipetti to talk about how musicians can navigate the changed landscape of today's music industry.
Live from The NAMM Show, join us for a live recording of its TEC Tracks panel at The #NAMMShow, "If I Knew Then (What I Know Now)," with the brain trust of Chuck Ainlay, Frank Filipetti, Sylvia Massy, and Ross Hogarth.
Recently, XCHANGE introduced a next-generation distribution network, XCHANGE HD, that enables the global sale of physical goods to thousands of resellers and end-users. XCHANGE HD is facilitated using a carefully constructed global network of logistics centers contracted to provide on-demand warehousing and fulfillment services to XCHANGE vendors.
Pro Audio Design Inc. (PAD) celebrates its 30th anniversary starting at The 2023 NAMM Show this month in Anaheim.
In case you missed it, this week, we are airing an early episode of Insights in Sound with Howard Schwartz.
He's been awarded two Latin Grammys, taught engineering in Mexico, Venezuela, and elsewhere, and is the author of "The Human Side of Audio." We chat with Darío Peñaloza about the technical and the non-technical.
Manufacturers, distributors and retailers: Don’t miss this deep dive into your financial future! The 2023 NAMM Show will feature the debut of The Capital Summit, a special educational event — held Saturday, April 15 from
10 – 11:30 am at the Anaheim Convention Center, Level 2, Room 202B.
A pioneer of synthesis and a godfather of the drum machine, Roger Linn has woven a legacy of innovative instruments and technological breakthroughs. From his early days at the University of Leon Russell to his current passion, the Linnstrument, we cover a lot of ground.
During the pandemic, Mike Grande found himself starting over. After departing a career on Wall Street as a Chief Technical Officer for a large financial firm, Grande revisited a product idea he had nearly 15 years earlier to make learning guitar easier.
He's been working in the studio since he was knee-high to a two-track, and it shows. We chat with Chuck Ainlay about his early exposure to recording, his work with Mark Knopfler and his philosophy of how less can be more.