Where are we now – I am writing this back from one of our walking meetings. Those are always just as productive as they are effortless. We head out of home, on foot – sometimes out of grandma’s home, where we had lunch – and take the stairs to the beach. It’s a ten minutes ...
Music making is a creative, happiness-releasing act. You also want it to be pain-free for your back and your eyes. Yet our technological devices are designed for portability, not ergonomics, resulting in long hours hunched over our devices in a “powerless position” (Michalak et al. 2014). Besides putting a strain equivalent to a 7 years ...
We have all seen a ton of blogs covering topics on studio acoustics, proper room treatment, choosing the right monitors, and DAW software, but one thing we tend to overlook is how healthy or ergonomic our production space is. Most project home studios usually grab any extra table they have laying around the house and ...
Our technological gadgets are designed for portability, not ergonomics: this design gap, together with the increasing use of devices at any time of the day, has given rise to a disease known as iHunch, Text Neck, or iPosture (The New York Times). A wrong posture while using your devices is a threat to the well-being ...
