To clip or to limit? That is the question today.
Where, why and how would you use a clipper rather than a limiter, and vice versa?
Can limiters sometimes sound cleaner than clippers? Yes.
Can clippers sometimes sound even cleaner than limiters? Surprisingly, also yes!
But part of this depends Read more...
Charle's Sprinkle, Kali's Director of Acoustics, discusses what Boundary Compensation EQs are for, how they're made, and why they chose to do measurements at The Village Studios in...
Read MoreAndy Wallace is one of the most revered rock and rap mixing engineers of all time.
What makes him so great?
We’ll cover his work with artists like Nirvana, System of a Down, Beastie Boys, Rage Against the Machine, Slayer, Coldplay, Aersosmith, Run DMC, Linkin Park, Jeff Buckley and more. Read more...
Does the demo still matter? Or did the DAW kill it?
Depending on who you ask, demos are either the most important and overlooked part of a great music production process…
…or they’re an irrelevant relic of the past.
So who is right?
And just what should music pre-production look Read more...
Michael Brauer is one of the most critically acclaimed and influential mixing engineers of all time.
But why? And what can we learn from his approach in the mix?
Join me as we take a closer look at the great Michael Brauer’s work with artists like Coldplay, John Mayer, Grizzly Read more...
The song “Heat Waves” by Glass Animals has come up a lot in recent years as a sonic reference for so many of my mastering and coaching clients.
…Especially those who are interested in making memorable alternative pop music.
This song has a interesting history, having spent a longer time Read more...
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