How do you know when your mixes are good enough? How do you know if your songs are good enough?
And how do you know if YOU are good enough to keep making music and putting it out there?
Justin Colletti explores in his most raw and intimate talk to Read more...
Is it a good idea to mix your own recordings or master your own mixes?
Justin Colletti goes over the pros and cons of each of these approaches. He also offers some advice on how to do it right, as well as ways of thinking through when and why you Read more...
In this episode of the SonicScoop podcast, I go over some of the most effective approaches in applying bus compression to a mix.
This is a short one, but a pretty sweet one, I think. I hope you enjoy.
Thanks to Soundtoys, Gear Club and Mixing Breakthroughs for sponsoring Read more...
This week, I give an overview of 3 of the most useful advanced compression strategies, along with some details how to implement them on a variety of instruments.
From parallel compression for drums, bass and vocals, serial compression for instruments and buses, and sidechain compression for making space, these are Read more...
I just went on the Working Class Audio Podcast with Matt Boudreau and the conversation went to a lot of places that I didn’t expect.
Matt was really curious to hear my “origin” story, which is something I don’t generally share, largely because I don’t really like talking about myself Read more...
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