The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time | Zoom In Online

The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time. Another month, another infuriating list courtesy of a print music rag. This time it's Rolling Stone Magazine, so at least you're prepared to be angry and confused.

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Coldplay to Retire? | Zoom In Online

In a recent interview, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin discussed where his band are at these days: "The reason we're the biggest band in the world at the moment is because the others are on holiday. That's how you get your breaks. That's how the understudy gets his opportunity.

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News Headline From the Future: Guillermo del Toro Inadvertently Triggers the Apocalypse

Guillermo del Toro, the visionary director behind Hellboy, Pan's Labyrinth, and many of my nightmares, is going to be busy for a while.

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Is American Music Reigning Supreme Again? | Zoom In Online

Ah yes - the classic US music vs UK music debate. Having spent the past three years in London shooting a music documentary, I've often found myself discussing this over pints on chilly rainy nights. In a recent issue of NME magazine, this topic is being dusted off yet again.

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Five Reasons Why 'The Incredible Hulk' is Better Than 'Iron Man'

Not only do I find it hard to believe that Iron Man is one the 250 BEST films of all time (ranked above the likes of Coppola's The Conversation (three Oscar noms), Wilder's The Lost Weekend (four Oscars), and my favorite film ever, Groundhog Day (just damn good)), but I also fail …

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Rehearsal Space: Lupen Crook and the Murderbirds

Since 2004, Lupen Crook has been a part of the underground folk scene growing out of London. Lupen joins with brothers Tom and Bob Langridge of the Murderbirds, to bring what the BBC calls "a rag-tag sonic assault" to the stage.

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Rehearsal Space: Andrea Wittgens

Up and coming singer/songwriter Andrea Wittgens is a voice to behold. Her unique and eclectic style combines pop, jazz and classical influences for a sometimes whimsical, sometimes somber sound.

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Utterly Revolutionary Audio Editing with Melodyne's "Direct Note Access"

If you're a musician or someone who does any kind of audio editing whatsoever, you are going to want to drop what you're doing (reading this post) and watch this 5 minute video about Celemony's truly revolutionary upcoming version of the Melodyne audio editing plug-in, which pro …

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Soundsnap Sampler Vol. 1 - Atmospheres, Beats, Buttons and Menus

A few weeks ago, we published a small item to the news roll about Soundsnap.com and their online library of sounds. The post got a surprising amount of response. A lot of you checked it out, and many of you wrote us asking about more info.

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Post-Oscar Thoughts

Assuming there are no Amish reading this post, we all are aware that last night was the 80th anniversary of the Academy Awards.

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Beautiful Times For Creatives

"These are such beautiful times for creators!" These were the last words from the mouth of Steven Starr, founder of revver.com, at the close of the panel called "Going it Alone: Digital Distribution for Indie Filmmakers," which we recorded for the official 2008 Sundance Film Fest …

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Rehearsal Space: T-Pain

In this episode of Rehearsal Space, T-Pain discusses coming up in the industry the hard way, working with limited access to gear and hustling his music outside of clubs.

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IK Mulitimedia's SampleMoog - Synth Fun For The Whole Family

As a musician and an engineer, I am always on the lookout for interesting instruments. And as someone who is oft described as "different," "strange," and "unique," I count it as a double bonus when I find items that can be described similarly.

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The Ten Video Games That Should Be Movies (and the Directors Who Should Make Them)

We've got more bad news for the TV and film industries — this week sees the release of Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Wii, the first proper Mario adventure since 1996's Super Mario 64, and very possibly the greatest game in the history recorded time.

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REMIX Hotel LA, The Club Kid's Playground

Films you adore that your friends have never heard of. Music that narrates the soundtrack of your life but makes your carpool buddies beg for a change of CD.

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On the Circuit: Brian De Palma

Zoom In Online is proud to present On the Circuit, a joint production with The House Next Door. On the Circuit features conversations with leading filmmakers and actors from the front lines of film and broadcast.

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A Guide to Good Composition

The following is a guest entry from Bruce Livingstone, CEO and Founder of the massively popular and successful stock photography website, iStockphoto.

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Horrorfest '08: Day 3 Recap

I was a little apprehensive at the start of day three. Typically, Sundays have never been the most productive days when it comes down to things that need to get done.

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Horrorfest '08: Day 2 Recap

I felt good going into day two for a few reasons: I got to sleep in a few hours late, I wasn't going to have to sit in the theater for nearly as long, and while none of the films on day one stood out to me as phenomenal, I by no means left at night fearing the whole weekend wou …

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Horrorfest '08: Day 1 Recap

I felt a little anxious sitting outside the theater waiting for the first film of the 2008 After Dark Horrorfest—The Deaths of Ian Stone—to begin.

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Logic Pro 8: A First Look At The Ultrabeat Rhythm Synth / Sequencer

As a long time user of Logic 6, and then Logic Express 7 for years, I was really overdue to catch up with my colleagues and collaborators and plunk down for Logic Pro. When the pricing and inclusion list for Logic Studio was announced several weeks ago now, I simply had no choice.

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Weighing In on In Rainbows, or, Radiohead Gets Into Heaven

Did everybody download the new Radiohead record, In Rainbows? Ok, good. Just checking. Because it's kind of mandatory for music fans and human beings in general.

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History's Most Overlooked Mysteries

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