This is a guest post by Nicholas Di Lorenzo of Panorama Mastering.
For producers, mixers, and mastering engineers, productive spaces are places that spark creativity; ones that get you into a flow state. Unfortunately, as creatives, our minds are complex; we gather, assemble, and do things in non-linear fashions.
Our Read more...
Actions speak loud in the audio world. Over the course of the last year, you spoke loud and clear to SonicScoop by collectively selecting your favorite articles of 2020.
It was a wholly unexpected year, and you responded by amping up your sonic knowhow in all directions. Mixing, mastering, software, Read more...
Will Hensley was ready.
When a large part of the audio workforce had to make sudden readjustments to pandemic production, this Brooklyn-based mixer had already honed a home-based mix suite. One of several full-time pros who launched his career after assisting Michael Brauer, Hensley has established himself well in the Read more...
Placing your speakers properly is a BIG part of getting the most out of your monitors—and all the other gear in your studio.
Thanks to KRK, Justin Colletti gives you the best practices approved by acousticians and studio designers in how to get optimal low end and frequency response, whatever Read more...
Everything was ideal about the location for mixer Rachel Alina’s studio in DUMBO’s famed Saltlands complex — except the raw acoustics of her room.
Fortunately for Alina, her professional portfolio includes studio design in addition to mixing. She’s also a newly minted Berklee School of Music faculty member, as well Read more...
