Program features interviews and discussion with local community members on a variety of topics.

Program deals with local issues and provides the listening audience with a venue to voice their opinions.

Background and Format: Launched in 1985, Sound on Sound is published by S.O.S Publishing monthly and is aimed at profesionals who work in the music recording industry as sound engineers, producers and recording musicians. Covers news, hardware, software, composing & arranging, mastering, mixing, production, acoustics & studio design and interviews with inventors of electronic instruments. The media pack is available to download here. Circulation: Source: Publisher  

Deadline: Varies, but the full details can be found here Other information: The editorial team can be contacted through the contact form here

Background and Format: The website for Sound On Sound, www.soundonsound.com contains editorial articles and a Forum. Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at recording musicians, sound engineers, producers and performers. The readership has an average age of 34. Over a third of all SOS readers (36%) derive their main income from music or music-related activities, while the remaining group displays a majority of middle- to high-income professionals. (Source; Publisher) Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher Supplements and Sections: News Forum Magazine Reviews Techniques People Sound Advice Music Business Ad Rates: A media pack is available here.

Sound Opinions is where people who love music can come together. You can make discoveries, debate, learn about pop culture, engage, have fun and find new ways to further enrich your lives through music. Whether you're an expert, or just a casual fan, Sound Opinions is your source for smart and engaging music criticism and conversation.

Sound Opinions is where people who love music can come together. You can make discoveries, debate, learn about pop culture, engage, have fun and find new ways to further enrich your lives through music. Whether you're an expert, or just a casual fan, Sound Opinions is your source for smart and engaging music criticism and conversation.

Sound Optometry is the podcast from Docet that provides high quality continuing professional development (CPD) for fully-qualified UK-GOC-registered optometrists practising in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Each month, we'll be exploring the topics that matter most to us optometrists with case studies and in-depth conversations. You can gain 1 CPD point by listening to this podcast and completing the exercise on docet.info.

Sound Plus Doctrine, hosted by Bob Kauflin and David Zimmer, is the podcast of Sovereign Grace Music, designed for those who plan, lead, or participate in their church's Sunday gatherings. Bob has been a pastor for over three decades and leads Sovereign Grace Music. He's well-known as a worship leader, songwriter, speaker, and author. David, his good friend, is an experienced drummer, vocalist, teacher, and songwriter. Both are now part of Sovereign Grace Church in Louisville, KY, and they'd love for you to join them each week for an engaging, Christ-centered conversation about music and the church.

Sound Pro Live is an online magazine that covers industry news, gear reviews, profiles and opinions from audio professionals. Other topics include professional sound news, blogs, video and more about live music sound.