Studio Mix October 2025 brought a blend of music legends and emerging talents to the forefront. Sweet Relief Musicians Fund launched the Tom “TC” Constanten Fund to support former Grateful Dead member Tom Constanten in his battle with lung cancer, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by musicians in need of medical assistance.
In the heart of Frogtown, L.A., renowned engineer/producer Tim O’Sullivan unveiled his new studio, a space with a rich musical history that now promises cutting-edge recording capabilities. The studio’s opening marked a new chapter in the vibrant music scene of Los Angeles.
The Audio Engineering Society presented a captivating session featuring GRAMMY-winning Engineer/Producer Mark Linett and producer Warren Huart, delving into the intricate productions of music icon Brian Wilson. This behind-the-scenes exploration offered valuable insights into the creative process that shaped Wilson’s timeless works.
Gibson honored Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi with a special event in London, unveiling his signature Humbucker™ and announcing the upcoming release of the docuseries “Iommi: The Godfather of Heavy Metal.” The event showcased Iommi’s enduring influence on the music industry and his pivotal role in shaping the sound of heavy metal.
Conductor Michael Repper, violinist Curtis Stewart, and the National Philharmonic commemorated the 150th anniversary of composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor with a remarkable album featuring studio recordings of Coleridge-Taylor’s masterpieces. This tribute underscored the enduring legacy of classical music and its power to transcend time.
Producer Rian Lewis, known for his work with top artists, selected the TF39 Copperhead Deluxe microphone from TELEFUNKEN for his studio, highlighting the importance of high-quality equipment in achieving exceptional sound. Lewis’s choice reflected a commitment to excellence in music production.
Dijon, following the release of his album “Baby,” embarked on an international headline tour, signaling his rise as a promising musical talent. The tour, set to captivate audiences across North America, the U.K., and Europe, showcased Dijon’s unique sound and creative vision.
Studio Mix October 2025 encapsulated a dynamic musical landscape, from honoring legends like Black Sabbath and Brian Wilson to spotlighting emerging artists like Dijon. The fusion of past and present in the music industry underscored the enduring influence of iconic musicians and the continuous evolution of sound and creativity.
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