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Remixing @ RecordingMixingMastering.comNews | 05/26 | Celemony Software CAPSTAN removes wow flutter for reMixing and reMastering Projects
Celemony Software presented a new music restoration program at the AES in London. Capstan removes wow and flutter from musical material of all kinds and commends itself therefore to professional restoration and mastering studios. Capstan runs as a stand-alone application under Windows and Mac OS, supports all common two-track formats and will commence shipping in mid June 2011.For over 100 years, music has been recorded on mechanical storage mediums, and for over 100 years such recordings have been plagued by the same problems: wow and flutter. Who isn't familiar with the wobbling and warbling, the droning and dragging? Mechanical degradation caused by defective devices or sticking tapes, by | | 07/15 | Roland MV8000 Music Production Studio for Remixing Armand Van Helden Jermaine Dupri
Roland announded that top dance music producers Armand Van Helden and Jermaine Dupri are currently producing and remixing their latest projects with the new Roland MV-8000 Production Studio.Cranking out epic beats since he was 15, Helden officially broke onto the global music scene in 1996 with a series of remix classics that became danceclub favorites worldwide. Since then he's recorded for labels such as Strictly Rhythm, Henry St., Logic, and ZYX, and is now considered one of the most popular dance producers in the world.In a recent interview Van Helden revealed, "This is the piece that I've been wanting for a long time. You need anything else, especially if you're working like me--using a | | 05/06 | Genelec 5.1 at Who guitarist Pete Townshend's Studio used for Remixing The Who Live
Genelec 5.1 capture the excitement of The Who for live DVD At Townsend¹s Oceanic Studio Oceanic, the London studio of Who guitarist Pete Townshend, has upgraded with a new Genelec 5.1 monitoring system based around the new 7071LSE subs, with their unique bass management. The Genelecs were installed especially so producer Bob Pridden could re-mix a live Who performance from Boston in 5.1. format.Bob has used his much-loved Lockwood monitors with Tannoy Red drivers, since the seventies all over the world, but when he came to do The Who¹s and a number of other 5.1 projects, he knew they had to upgrade. He and the band tried out Odozens of speakers¹ but he wasn¹t impressed by any as he felt they | | Top Products |
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