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Mixing yourself is hard enough, right? So should you even try to learn mastering? Is it worth it? Can home studio mastering lead to great results at all?
Daily Blog - June 8th 2021 Do you need a separate master for each streaming platform? Which format goes where? What about vinyl and CD? Read on as
Have you ever wondered whether you chose the right settings in your recording software? Do you fully understand what they all mean? Which sample rate is recommended? What
It's probably the biggest challenge we're all facing when we're starting out making records. And we can almost think of it as the audio engineer's job description. A
Ok, real talk: What's actually good enough when it comes to DIY recordings? Is there a "good enough"? If so, what are the minimum requirements? What are the
Ok, real talk: What's actually good enough when it comes to DIY recordings? Is there a "good enough"? If so, what are the minimum requirements? What are the
Ok, real talk: What's actually good enough when it comes to DIY recordings? Is there a "good enough"? If so, what are the minimum requirements? What are the
How much does it cost to make a record? It's kind of like the old question: "How long is a piece of string?" These are both questions with
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Organic, Natural Feel VS Distracting Mistakes The second most important thing (after the song itself and the arrangement) is the performance. The timing, intonation and vibe have to