12 Mar REAL Soundproofing – Is It Possible?
The term "soundproofing" is mistakenly used by many people in the music industry. Wanna find out why? ...
The term "soundproofing" is mistakenly used by many people in the music industry. Wanna find out why? ...
What does “critical distance” mean? Why is it useful? How might it impact your decisions on your music studio setup and room orientation?...
Let’s talk about the smallest studio monitors available - ultra-nearfield speakers. What are they? What are the pros and cons? Do you want them in your studio?...
In this video you’ll learn a series of mixing tips that’ll help take your mix from good to GREAT! Things like how to get your bass to cut through on small speakers, how to EQ a kick to remove a resonant knock, and how...
It’s pretty rare these days that a new saturation plugin comes out which does something new, unique and special. But WOW did Spectre ever get our attention! Tune in for our tutorial showing 3 powerful examples of how to use this plugin....
One the most common pieces of speaker setup advice creates HUGE problems in your low end. Make sure you haven't fallen victim to this easily avoided mistake. ...
"You need to mono your low end to sound good in the club bro...
"You need to mono your low end to sound good in the club bro...
If you record, mix, or produce vocals in any way then this video is a MUST watch for you. Vocals fight for space in your song with anything else in the midrange. Things like instruments, synths, top basses - all kinds of stuff. This is...
The Audeze LCD-X and LCD-XC headphones have emerged as some of the top picks of music producers, audio engineers, and audiophiles alike. But with both closed and open-back versions, which one is right for you? This video compares and contrasts between the two...
We’ve all seen those videos that prompt you to unceremoniously SMASH the close tab button due to horrible sounding audio. This is both sad and unnecessary, causing the unfortunate loss of so much hard work as the video succumbs to a slow - and...
As you may know, the art and science of mixing and mastering is subjective and complicated. Luckily, critically listening to and analyzing other people’s music (i.e., reference songs) can help you quickly get the pro sound you want. But what songs should you use? In...