What are the best reference mixes? Today, I share my favorite references, WHY they work, and how you can choose your own.
This week’s episode of the SonicScoop Podcast is sponsored by Soundtoys, ADAM Audio and Focusrite.
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The Beatles are easily one of the most influential bands of the 20th century, and are still among the most listened-to artists today.
They’re responsible not only for a tremendous number of hit records, but also for a tremendous number of iconic sounds that inspire producers, engineers and musicians to Read more...
Speaker and room correction software has become increasingly popular lately—and for good reason.
If you can better understand what you are hearing in your studio, your ability to get better mixes that translate everywhere—with much less second guessing—goes through the roof.
These kinds of solutions have also become increasingly affordable. Read more...
There’s a right and wrong way to use reference mixes.
Whether you’re mastering, mixing, recording, producing or even songwriting, it’s important to know what you favorite music really sounds like—and how yours compares.
If you want to grow in your craft, then understanding what separates your work from others’ is Read more...
It’s easy to learn from Bashiri Johnson – you just have to make contact.
Fortunately, making an instant connection with this master percussionist is simple: All you have to do is listen to his music. You’ll find him everywhere, recording or performing with royalty the likes of Beyoncé, Donald Fagen, Read more...
How does the Boss NS-1X Noise Suppressor Pedal perform in the recording studio, away from the stage and rehearsal space? Let’s find out.
Boss recently released the NS-1X Noise Suppressor pedal, which promises a “next generation noise suppressor and gate, and other electronic instruments.” The new pedal uses “intelligent” Boss Read more...
This week, I analyze the mix, production and arrangement for The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights“.
Mixed by the legendary Serban Ghenea, it has become the most streamed song in the history of Spotify, at nearly 4.5 billion listens so far.
Why has the song “Blinding Lights” and the album After Hours Read more...
Today, we’re diving deep into the heart of one of the most important sounds in music production by exploring the history and use of the iconic 808 bass sound.
I’ve been producing music for over 15 years, and making sample packs for 10 years, immersing myself in the vibrant world Read more...
Today, I am joined by Gregg Lehrman, CEO of the music-making software company Output, to talk about artificial intelligence in the music industry.
Will A.I. compete with musicians? Can we benefit from us? How it will shape the realities of making a living in music in the future?
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Sennheiser‘s new HD 490 Pro aim to become the new standard in open back headphones for mixing.
How do they sound, and how do they stand up to the other options out there?
In just a few minutes, I’ll give you my full thoughts and a comparison of the 490 Read more...
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