Aside from your ears, the most important tool you use every day might just be the music you listen to in the studio, and compare your work against.
According to Justin Colletti, there’s a “right” and “wrong” way to use reference mixes however. Here’s his tips on how to get Read more...
Guitar amps are peculiar musical devices. Especially tube amps and their emulations. Some guitarists regard amps simply as a means to amplify their tone. But others view their amps as instruments in their own right.
Considering the extent to which guitarists use their amps to create unique, signature tones, guitar Read more...
Focusrite, makers of a wide span of professional audio products, have just released the 3rd generation of their storied Scarlett range of audio interfaces.
I have a long history of working with Focusrite products, and my go-to microphone preamps for many years bear the Focusrite name.
Unbeknownst to many, Rupert Read more...
Good analog-modeled plugins are always fun to use because they emulate many of the peculiarities found in analog gear. The linear and predictable processing that stock digital plugins often provide can sound sterile by comparison and lack some of the “musicality” inherent in analog equipment.
Even if you can afford Read more...
Introducing Brainworx bx_console Focusrite.
Designed and coded by the DSP team at Brainworx, the new bx_console Focusrite VST/AU/AAX plugin for Mac and PC faithfully captures the sound, feel, and styling of Focusrite’s original iconic hardware—and it’s included for free with every Clarett and Red audio interface.
Accurately modeling the Read more...
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