This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, October 7, 2013.
Welcome back to singles culture. A survey of history reveals a familiar pattern. And a few good ideas about what musicians should be focusing on now.
For about 40 years, the full-length album has been assumed to Read more...
When you auto-tune a blue note, what color does it become?
Auto. Tune. These two simple words, whenever used together and in succession, make my skin crawl.
It’s everywhere. If you listen to anything that’s been recorded in the last 10-15 years, it cannot be escaped.
It has become so Read more...
We are proud to announce our new course, Mixing Breakthroughs, featuring renowned SonicScoop editor and trusted mastering engineer, Justin Colletti.
Mixing Breakthroughs is a one-of-a-kind learning experience for beginning to advanced mixers: Instead of just mousing around on a screen and showing you tactics, Justin dives much deeper, giving Read more...
Here it is: The annual Top 10 list of our most popular new stories from 2016. Let’s go ahead and crank it up to 11! Why not? Here goes:
#11: Writing and Recording a Huge #1: Inside Adele’s “Hello” with Producer Greg Kurstin
#10: New Software Review: Pro Tools 12 Read more...
We’re back with the second installment in our latest MixCon video series. This time, thanks to iZotope, six time GRAMMY-winner Frank Filipetti walks us through a real working mix, dropping decades worth of wisdom on everything from setting effects to monitoring loudness.
For more powerful insights into mixing, try Read more...
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