Interview

Inspired by real life events, Love Sonia is the story of a young girl’s journey to rescue her sister from the dangerous world of international sex trafficking. Here, Oscar-winning Indian film sound designer, sound editor and audio mixer Resul Pookutty explains how he created a number of bespoke soundscapes to …

Emily Lazar has been working hard to promote inclusivity of women in the music industry, and earlier this year became the first ever female mastering engineer to win a Grammy for her work on Beck’s “Colors” album. Here, AMI speaks to Lazar about making her mark in history… — You’ve …

Colby Ramsey speaks to ADAM Audio’s CEO Christian Hellinger about the Berlin-based company’s two decades creating professional studio monitoring solutions… — Tell us about how you first got involved with the company. I’ve been at the company for two years now, so unfortunately was not here when it started 20 …

Mike Exeter has worked with notable heavy rock acts such as Black Sabbath and Judas Priest. Here, he runs through his current studio setup and explains his techniques for recording drums, vocals, guitars, bass and keys...

Gordy Haab explains the process of creating a best in class interactive video game music score for an iconic franchise

John Broomhall talks to EA DICE senior audio director Ben Minto and composer Gordy Haab about creating a best in class interactive video game music score for an iconic franchise.

We interviewed sound recordist Nicholas O’Brien about recording audio on location for Himalayas to Ocean, a programme about climate change, which involved a month-long trek through the Himalayas in Nepal…

The Women’s Audio Mission (WAM) is a San Francisco/Oakland-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing women in music production and the recording arts.

AMI caught up with manager Jimmy Bridgeman to find out how business has been since the move and what he has planned for 2018.

Gordon Raphael is the producer behind The Strokes’ iconic debut album Is This It. Now based in Berlin, he’s gearing up for the release of his solo album, Sleep On The Radio, out on London-based Zero Hours Records in February 2018. Here, Raphael tells Murray Stassen about his Seattle grunge days, recording The Strokes and what he’s up to now...