Last week we explained the concept of mixing into a mix bus chain and how to get the most from applying mix bus processing. This week we’re giving
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119: Why We Mix Into A Mix Bus Chain (This Is Not Mastering!)
On this episode we explain the concept of a mix bus chain, tell you why we use one and compare mixing into a mix bus chain vs applying mix
101: Widening Tools Are Not The Secret To Getting Super Wide Mixes
If you've been trying to compensate for a lack of width in your mixes by using magical ‘widening’ plug ins on your mix bus, this episode is for
78: How To Use Panning To Get Wide, Exciting And Balanced Mixes
Right after balancing, which we've covered in episode 75, panning is the second most important thing you need to get right in your mixes. Again, this seems trivial but
77: Apple Spatial Audio & Dolby Atmos – Is This The End Of Stereo?
You've probably heard about Apple Spatial Audio or Dolby Atmos......and you've probably heard the marketing message, telling you you're missing out if you're still listening to music in
76: Q&A: What Is Saturation And How Do You Use It?
It's Q&A time again!This question came up in our Facebook community:"Saturation. What is it? I have an idea of what it is from my king gizzard addiction, but
Room Sound And Reverb
Daily Blog - July 13th 2021If it fits the song, I love the sound of a great room. Especially on drums. I usually don't like reverb on most
My 8 Favorite Heavy Music Production Tools For Home Studios
Daily Blog - July 7th 2021If you write and record metal or any kind of heavy music in your home studio, you can't go wrong with these 8
Room Acoustics And Soundproofing Are Not The Same
Daily Blog - July 6th 2021Improving your room acoustics is about improving the sound inside your room. Soundproofing is making sure nothing gets in and out.Picture: acousticsinsider.comSoundproofing is
The Final Master Files You Need (One Master To Rule Them All?)
Daily Blog - June 8th 2021Do you need a separate master for each streaming platform? Which format goes where? What about vinyl and CD? Read on as I