What is the holiest of Holy Grails for mixing in the box?
Many mixers would say that its achieving the characteristics of magnetic tape, not only for the desirability of its analog sound, but for bypassing the massive inconvenience and expense that comes with having the real thing in the Read more...
If there’s a topic that will get rabid audio fans to their feet, it has to be metering and reference levels, am I right?
I will acknowledge that it’s not as glamorous or sensational a subject as some, but there’s a reason that meters are still with us after all Read more...
I believe one of the most noble pursuits for human beings is to constantly try to improve, to become more efficient and more productive at the things we care about most.
In our profession, relentlessly pursuing that goal means smoother sessions, superior control of our craft, and better end results—all Read more...
This is a guest post by Ryan Schwabe. For even more on mastering, try SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti’s new full-length course, Mastering Demystified.
As an artist, producing or engineering your own music can feel very liberating. It allows you to craft a unique sonic signature for your record without relying Read more...
2018: hot on the heels of what was yet another year on the rise for podcasting.
The latest numbers for 2017, culled by Edison Research, shows that 112 million Americans have listened to a podcast, up 11% from 2016. And there are many happy returns: 67 million Americans are listening Read more...
