Nice! Mitch is asking Rick about tips & tricks for aspiring YouTube artists:

And we love Dovydas - this is a great review, entertaining, funny, yet brings all the features across of the amazing #AustrianAudio #OC818!

Lots going on at NAMM2020. Here is some first video coverage from our clients #Audient #Embody #AustrianAudio #EVEAudio #Heritage #Sonicware

ANAHEIM, CA - NAMM booth #14631- Live at NAMM 2020, Embody, an audio lifestyle technology company, in partnership with Audeze is proud to announce: Audeze Reveal+ the world's first artificial intelligence-driven plugin that transports YOU inside multi-million dollar studios used by award-winning engineers. Reveal+ is a personalized virtual studio plugin for headphones. A typical virtual studio plugin includes room recordings using regular microphones, or with the ears of a generic dummy head. Unfortunately, what you hear is not personalized to your unique hearing, leading to unwanted tonal coloration and artifacts in your mix. Reveal+ provides the critical missing piece, which is YOU. In Rev

Sonicscoop spoke with UA endorser Teo Halm: https://sonicscoop.com/2020/01/13/3-techniques-universal-audio-uad-galaxy-tape-echo-with-producer-teo-halm/

Universal Audio asked us to extend the reach of one of their original videos to the guitar community. We in turn asked Guitar.com to interview the two experts: Jacquire King, Grammy-winning sound engineer, and Taylor Guitar endorser and exceptional guitar player Jerry McPherson. Here is the result: https://guitar.com/guides/essential-guide/how-to-record-acoustic-guitars-like-a-pro/

We facilitated this excellent and informative interview with legendary producer Steve Levine on Level with Emily Reese. Steve highlights his use of UAD plugins for this particular game with an 80s sound: "I will give a massive plug to something that I love: In the UAD synthesizer collection, they have the Moog filter. Now, that is better than any Moog filter that I've actually used in hardware because you can automate the filter in such a precise way that I was able to create some very, very nice dynmaic sonic moves by writing in the fader moves for either the fitler or resonance or any particular parameter. Normally it's filter or resonance sometimes it's distortion but generally speaking y