There’s been no shortage of innovative, and genre-blending creativity in the music being created for film, tv and video games in the past decade and beyond.
Of course, one of the most effective ways to instill genuine emotion into the score for any project from live action film, to animated 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 MoreCurves AQ from Waves is a billed as a truly “automatic” EQ.
It builds on the success of intelligent adaptive EQs and dynamic resonance suppressors like Smart:EQ4, Gullfoss, soothe 2, bloom and Neutron.
How does it work, and is it worth it?
Shai Fishman of Waves joins us to walk Read more...
I’ve been noticing a pattern among beginning and intermediate hip hop mixers.
There are some common issues that keep cropping up again and again in our members mix feedback sessions, my coaching calls and my mastering sessions.
…And of all of them, one hip hop mixing mistake is easily THE Read more...
Baby Audio’s new Smooth Operator Pro plugin can remove harshness, boominess and muddiness like just about nothing else.
This dynamic resonance suppressor can clean up vocals, drums, synths, guitars, basses and more. Hear it with me and Baby Audio’s Michael Hahn.
Big thanks to Baby Audio for being longtime supporters Read more...
When it comes to studio headphones, Rok Gulič, founder of OLLO Audio, really knows his stuff.
Recently on the channel, I talked to Rok about all things mixing headphones, and took your questions about headphone design, live.
We touched on target curves for headphones, best practices for mixing in headphones Read more...
It should be uncontroversial to say that Nigel Godrich is easily one of the best producers and mixers of our era.
From his work with Radiohead to Beck to Air to U2, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and beyond, his mixes are constantly referenced and praised by great producers and Read more...
We recently did a deep dive into patchbays and beyond—all sorts of weird and useful devices that help you better interface with the analog gear in your studio.
Join me and RAD Distribution’s Seth Berman—who knows more about audio gear than just about anyone I know—as he takes us through Read more...
Grammy-winning mixer and producer Jeff Ellis knows how to slice through the nonsense and focus on what’s really important in mixing.
His new course, Mixer Brain, is about making a meaningful impact on the mix by approaching the craft less like a labcoat-wearing technician and more like a true Read more...
A gem in the East Village of NYC, Flux is a recording studio that knows the staying power of remaining flexible.
This week, Kallie Marie talks to founder Fab Dupont about the currents of change powering this longstanding and ever-growing New York studio.
In the last few months alone, Flux Read more...
Most producers and musicians today know Focusrite for their interfaces, but their history runs much deeper than that.
Originally founded by Rupert Neve to make high end consoles in the 1980s, they have been on the front lines of professional audio innovation for over 40 years.
In the early 2000s, Read more...
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