There’s still quite a bit of mystery around mastering, even for experienced musicians and engineers. Most know that they’re supposed to master their music—even if they don’t necessarily understand what mastering is really all about.
To put it simply, mastering is technically just the process of making a “master copy” Read more...
Are you about to send your music in for mastering? Veteran GRAMMY-nominated mastering engineer Joe Lambert joins Justin Colletti on this week’s podcast to answer some of the most common questions mastering engineers get, and to give some tips on avoiding the biggest mistakes artists and mixers make.
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We hope you’ve been enjoying the new Outside Scoop section these past couple of months. It’s one of many ways that SonicScoop is working to bring you even more great content each week.
As of this week, the format is changing slightly. Instead of providing a recap of just two Read more...
Just what do mastering engineers really do, anyway? Justin Colletti dives deep into this topic in the second episode of our new podcast series.
Thanks to Soundtoys, Novation and MasteringDemystified for sponsoring this episode. For more on this topic, you can find the two articles mentioned in the podcast:
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This is a guest post by Fred Kevorkian of Kevorkian Mastering in NYC. He has mastered over 2,000 projects, including albums from The White Stripes, Maroon 5, Iggy Pop, and Dave Matthews Band.
The most common issues that I encounter and work to address during mastering sessions have to do Read more...
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