NEWS

Tuesday 11/17/09

Tangerine re-masters classic Feelies releases for Bar-None

New York, NY (1888PressRelease) November 01, 2009 - Tangerine Mastering is proud to have recently re-mastered two classic albums: Crazy Rhythms and
The Good Earth by the Feelies, critically acclaimed alt rockers that had a powerful influence on the sound of indie music for the 1980s and beyond.

Both albums were re-mastered by Andreas Meyer at Tangerine Mastering in
Weehawken N.J. The sessions were attended by band members Glenn Mercer and Bill Million who closely supervised the reworking of their classic albums. Meyer
utilized Tangerine's original Abbey Road EMI Mastering console to give the CD and
LP an appropriate warm analog feel. Separate masters were created for both the CD
and VINYL releases. Both re-issues are available on Bar-none records.
(www.bar-none.com)...(read more)

Top Photo - (left to right) Andreas Meyer and Bill Million
Middle Photo - (left to right) Andreas Meyer, Glenn Morrow (Bar-None Records) Bill Million, Glenn Mercer
Bottom Photo - (left to right) Crazy Rhythms and The Good Earth by the Feelies

Wednesday 10/7/09

Tangerine Mastering invites you to our AES PARTY 2009

Tangerine Mastering invites you to our AES PARTY 2009 Saturday Oct. 10 th 2009 7pm @ Uncle Mike's 57 Murray St NYC featuring the band SPINN performing their new CD "she was heartache" @ 7:30pm. CLICK HERE to download the flyer.

Sunday 5/10/09

Eddie Skuller Masters His New CD

NEW YORK, NY -- Eddie Skuller's new album "The Morphine Berry Story" was recently mastered at Tangerine Mastering by Andreas Meyer. Recorded in Hoboken without a bass guitar, this alternative blues album features duel drumming by Marco Giovino and Ted Lyons, and guitar/harmonica from James Mastro."The Morphine Berry Story" was produced by James Mastro (Amy Speace, Ian Hunter, Health & Happiness Show) and recorded at "The Pidgeon Club" in Hoboken by Wayne Dorell. Andreas Meyer mastered nine original new tunes...(read more)

Monday 3/2/09

Tangerine Mastering's founder Roger Johansen interviewed

How did you decide to launch a mastering business? This is actually my third studio. I had a small studio in the suburbs of New Jersey from 1985 to 1990, and then in probably about 1990-91, Gene and I opened a large room in Hoboken called Jolly Roger. It was a great time... (read more)

Sunday 12/04/08

Andreas Meyer gets 2009 Grammy Nomination
"Best Historical Album"

Tangerine Mastering is proud to congratulate head mastering engineer Andreas K. Meyer for his 2009 Grammy Nomination in the category of Best Historical Album for his mastering work on the 4 CD set of "OKeh And Vocalion Lester Young With Count Basie" (1936-1940) Andreas K. Meyer has been working in the music industry as a Producer and Mastering Engineer to first tier musicians for over fifteen years.  His credits span hundreds of... (read more)

Sunday 12/04/08

Understanding Mastering

On October 21, 2008 at the CMJ Music Seminar at NYU Andreas Meyer spoke at a seminar entitled "Understanding Mastering." Mastering; always a touchy subject. Why? Because it's complicated, it can be expensive, and it makes a huge difference as the last part of the recording process. This expert panel spoke about modern mastering issues and techniques while the process was explained.
Participants were : Moderator: Christopher Walsh, Recording Engineer, Pro Sound
News, Adam Ayan, Mastering Engineer, Gateway Mastering and Andreas Meyer,
Mastering Engineer, Tangerine Mastering, Weehawken NJ.

Sunday 12/03/08

Mastering for the New Century

The second part of the evening was devoted to a panel discussion on Mastering for the New Century. Roger Johansen of Tangerine Mastering talked with Allan Tucker of Foothill Digital, James Cruz of Zeitgeist Sound Studios, and Andreas Meyer
of Meyer Media, LLC. They covered a wide range of subjects centering on the phenomenon of the homestudio project. There is generally a lessening of the quality of mixes delivered to mastering engineers... (read more)