I like to dabble in woodworking from time-to-time. I’ve built and modified my recording studio numerous times as well as building some studio furniture more recently. One of the tricky things, especially working with basic tools, is getting joints to Read more…
Back in the 60s through to the 90s albums were made through big old mixing consoles. Multiple channels of audio were recorded to tape. Once you were done recording the project you’d mix it and then have to bounce your Read more…
The final stage of polishing your perfect mix – mastering – requires a delicate balance between power and precision. One crucial element in this equation is the loudness of your mix before it even reaches the mastering engineer. So, how Read more…
The year is 2029. You’ve finished your song. The arrangement is just right. You balance your levels. Now it’s time to turn it over to the AI mixing bot. You press analyse. In 2 minutes (you don’t have the fastest Read more…
I mix and master a lot of songs where clients are recording vocals at home. Can I be honest, the equipment they are recording with is generally not the biggest issue. I recently wrote a post about recording vocals at Read more…