Let’s face it. We musicians can be a bit “motivationally challenged” when it comes to the minutia of having a real career in music.
We’d rather play a speed-metal version of “Stairway to Heaven” at rehearsal than slog through the intricacies of our set one more time.
Most of us Read more...
For more great insights into mixing, try our full-length course with SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti, Mixing Breakthroughs.
What is this game-changing button I speak of? What single switch could take your lifeless recording and elevate your sound to stud status?
The single magic button, often confusingly and incorrectly labeled with Read more...
Mark Marshall’s new course, Producing and Recording Electric Guitar is out now.
Guitarists, producers and engineers alike are often presented with a wide variety of amps to choose from, whether it’s on stage or in the studio, a collection of vintage tube amps or virtual ones.
Sometimes, you’ll encounter an Read more...
A plugin playground – that may be where a mixer feels like they’ve landed with the Scheps Omni Channel.
But once all the possibilities of this versatile tool sink in, ITB-heads just want to go to work with it. Designed together with Waves by the GRAMMY-winning mixer Andrew Scheps, the Read more...
This is a guest post by Wessel Oltheten, a producer, engineer and author of the new book Mixing with Impact.
Last week, we looked at how to use some of the most powerful attention mechanisms to help attract a listener’s attention, and then focus it on the most important Read more...
