Studio designer Michael Cronin discusses recording studio design on both the home and professional levels, sharing his thoughts on how new technologies and materials have revolutionized his business and offering tips to those who are thinking of building a studio themselves.

IP professor and copyright law expert Dr. E. Michael Harrington offers advice to artists beginning their careers, urging them to embrace music sharing as a positive means of reaching their audience. He also recommends some print and internet resources where artists can learn more about copyright issues.

Studio designer Michael Cronin discusses his overall approach to designing recording studios, and how the personal touch of a designer affects the overall feel and sound of a finished studio.

Studio designer Michael Cronin discusses what it takes to become an acoustician, and how the niche interest of recording studio design fits into the field.

Studio designer Michael Cronin shares some of his main concerns when approaching the acoustic design of a home studio project.

Studio designer Michael Cronin weighs the benefits of working with a large firm versus a small firm when putting together a home or pro recording studio.

Studio designer Michael Cronin discusses how his trade has changed in the past few decades, to become more diverse and specialized even as other factors have made some aspects of recording studio design more uniform.

Studio designer Michael Cronin discusses his material preferences for insulating a recording studio, and shares some new developments which have revolutionized the process of acoustic insulation.