Last week, Universal Audio showcased their recently-launched Apollo X range of audio interfaces at the world-renowned AIR Studios, built by the late Sir George Martin, and we were there in London, UK to observe.
Having chosen an environment where quality and smooth operation are second to none, UA set themselves Read more...
I’ve been using NUGEN Audio’s original MasterCheck as my main level monitor for a couple of years—most notably as part of my music mastering process, where pinpoint accuracy is critical.
Before I settled on MasterCheck, the TT Dynamic Range Meter had been the centerpiece of my metering. Although I felt Read more...
If you mix music for anyone other than yourself, the process will undoubtedly involve some client feedback.
The point at which I send out the first mixes and invite email feedback is often a moment of slight trepidation.
Considering today’s wide variety of monitoring possibilities, from traditional home hi-fi systems Read more...
Focusrite is a brand that many audio pros know and trust, specializing in interfaces and mic pres for a broad range of budgets.
When the brand expanded from its roots in the 1980s, it started at the top end of the market with the Red series, before widening into the Read more...
When it comes to recording and mixing acoustic drums in the context of modern, punchy record production, a key difficulty is sufficiently isolating individual drums for processing and beefing up.
Bleed (or “spill”) is that natural tendency of a microphone placed next to say, a snare drum, to pick up Read more...
