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GForce: Pioneering Soft Synths for Over Twenty Years
For over two decades, GForce Software has been a driving force in the music industry, developing quality software instruments used throughout the world. By re-engineering classic synths into accessible, digital instruments, the team at GForce have helped music producers tap into legendary sounds and effects, that have been available but…
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Blending vintage and modern with Baum Guitars
Hi Jeppe, thanks for doing this interview with us! Let’s start with a few questions regarding Baum Guitars’ background: How did you guys start building guitars? What was/is your motivation? Hey there! Thanks for having us here. Baum Guitars started from a love for music, woodwork, and…
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Interview with Nikki Stringfield
Guitarist Nikki Stringfield (USA) plays along some of the biggest names in the game, while creating her own unique tones on her solo projects. Nikki Stringfield is a highly sought after guitarist. Already touring with Iron Maiden tribute band, “The Iron Maidens“, Stringfield also…
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Willem Twee Studios
In The Netherlands, producers and sound designers alike can all access and work with a finely curated archive of iconic synth and music gear from across the past century. Willem Twee Studios provides a platform for those wanting to emulate and create original and authentic electronic sounds,…
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10 Essential Studio Items
Creating music is no longer the privilege of professional musicians and composers working in extravagantly equipped and exclusive studios. With a few items of potentially affordable kit we can all make music in our own homes, and if we chose the kit thoughtfully, there’s no reason why the music we…
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Tracking Guitars with Mike Orlando [Adrenaline Mob]
We have had the pleasure of talking with guitarist and founding member of “Adrenaline Mob”, “Sonic Stomp” and “Dance of the Damned” – the one and only, Mike Orlando. Mike is also the owner, producer and mixing engineer at Sonic Stomp Studios. Having many years of professional studio work under…
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Understanding Speaker Directivity Charts
Why do studio monitors disperse sound directionally? When we use nearfield monitors in the studio it’s normal to both angle them inwards towards the listening position and make sure they’re not located significantly above or below listening head height. This is because monitors are directional, so we can only expect…
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Interview with Caspar Bock [Baby Audio]
For this interview, we had the pleasure of talking to Caspar Bock of BABY Audio, a leader in the creation of creative plugins and tools for the modern studio. We touch on different topics such as how to develop a plugin, tips for starting out, and what…
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KIOSK RADIO Brussels
The Kiosk Radio crew speak to us about searching for selectors in the flea market, brewing coffee for the homeless, skirmishes with the police, DJs handing out toilet paper. Not to mention spearheading the new Brussels underground. ADAM Audio caught up with co-founders Jim and Mik for the full lowdown…
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The architect behind Studio Stekker
Geurt Kersjes, otherwise known as Dutch producer Pitto, describes how he created one of Europe’s most in-demand collaborative production spaces. Dreamed up by Dutch producer Pitto in Utrecht back in 2013, Studio Stekker set out to actively encourage artists to experiment and develop, by…