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...
This is a guest post by Wessel Oltheten, a producer, engineer and author of the new book Mixing with Impact.
I recently took part in a blind comparison between the work done by various human mastering engineers and a popular ”artificial intelligence based” algorithm.
While the algorithm did a Read more...
If the hard drive of your studio computer fails right now, how long would it take you to be up and running again?
If the answer is any longer than 10 minutes, then you are losing money. As we all know, it is not a matter of “if” a hard Read more...
Once upon a time, I only used meters to make sure I wasn’t clipping. Not in the red? Okay, I’m good.
As my audio career progressed however, I started to see the benefits of using meters as a visual aid when you can’t always trust your ears.
While meters might Read more...
Many large and well-established studios throughout history have become renowned for the sounds they have been able to achieve. While the engineers, the equipment, and even luck, all play a role, there is one other factor that is almost always present.
One of the main reasons for the unique sound Read more...
