Brad, how long have you been into electronics in the audio industry? Brad After spending some time programming computers, I became frustrated with creating things that weren't physical or lasting. So, I started tinker read more...

The New JZ BT301 Microphone. An Interview with Mr. Edijs Rudzis, Mr. Juris Zarins read more...

One of my personal philosophies is to "do it in-house," so I try and do everything here with the help of off duty runners I hire. All the metalwork is done with the CNC machinery I custom built to mill holes and drill read more...

This article examines how small improvements to your equipment can have big effects on your overall sound. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. The one thing (besides your ability to play) that will heavily read more...

This article basically lists out 8 things you should do in the weeks before a recording session. Everyone should read it, the items listed will save everyone time, and ensure the smoothest session possible. read more...

This article explains my philosophy of Acoustical Space, and why I don't care much for products like Line 6 Pods and digital reverbs. Of course, I may have to eat my words one day! Acoustical Space is the term used to read more...

If you're a home-recordist, this article points out some of the ways you can collaborate with a professional recording engineer to vastly improve your recordings. In this era of affordable recording equipment and read more...

Recording, mixing, mastering and manufacturing a CD is a pretty big project. Here are some tips on how to get it organized and get it done. Every band I know is always in some stage of the CD production process. read more...

An overview of what a day of recording with me looks like, hour by hour. I've written this little breakdown of a "typical" day of recording. If you're doing more than three or four songs, the session could be more like read more...

Bands often use the term 'demo' to describe what they're looking to do. "We want to record a 4 song demo." The thing is, though, that 'demo' is an inaccurate term, that leads to an attitude of tolerance for sloppy playin read more...