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August 20, 2018 | Mixing and mastering
You’ve probably heard of such a concept as “Glue” from professional mixing engineers. Typically, this refers to the type of processing used on the master bus or on subgroups that helps individual instruments sound as if they are inside a mix. Half a century ago, most of the music was created by a properly set […]
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August 17, 2018 | Mixing and mastering
If you do not create fusion jazz, orchestral or any other instrumental music, then the vocals should be in the spotlight. This means that if your vocals sound bad – the whole project will be so perceived. There are many plugins available that can tune, correct, polish, and adjust vocal tracks to perfection. In this […]
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Tracktion Software Corporation has announced that their DAW T7 program is now available for free to everyone! Undoubtedly their development strategy is a bit dubious. Two years ago, T5 entered the world, after half a year I switched to free access, released T6 last year, then made it free, after the DAW T7 release was […]
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August 9, 2018 | Uncategorised
What is “Mastered for iTunes”? Mastered for iTunes is a mastering process and distribution format. It allows mixing and mastering by engineers to publish music in higher accuracy (with minimal distortion and noise). The process ensures that artists will benefit most from this format. Master VS Premaster Like any other digital music distribution channel, iTunes […]
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July 19, 2018 | Mixing and mastering
PreSonus Studio One 4 Prime is a free digital audio workstation built on the same engine as the company’s flagship production software. For beginners entering music production, Studio One Prime is often one of the first serious tools they encounter. It offers a clean interface, fast workflow, and enough built-in functionality to record, arrange, and […]
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June 6, 2018 | Mixing and mastering
VST plugins are one of the most talked about (and often controversial) topics among composers and sound engineers. Manufacturers claim the maximum possible transfer of analogue character in their products, but in practice the picture is not always colorful. We did a short survey and got a list of the most popular audio processing tools […]
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May 19, 2018 | Mixing and mastering
A rack is a metal structure designed to secure technical equipment (applicable to studio devices, routers, stations, etc.). Its dimensions are standardized and are 482.6 mm wide (19 “inches) and 600/800/900 mm in depth. Sometimes the width can be 23 and 10 inches. If we look at the example of a recording studio, then in […]
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May 6, 2018 | Mixing and mastering
Today, many composers process music on their own. There is nothing wrong with this, and in this article we will not analyze the pros and cons of this approach. Over the past few years, an incredible number of plugins have appeared that promise great mastering opportunities. Consider the best of them! Mastering analyzers Analyzers are […]
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April 20, 2018 | Mixing and mastering
It seemed that the development of modules had stopped, but it wasn’t there! The Slate Digital team has just announced a free update to Virtual Mix Rack 2.0. Virtual Mix Rack 2.0 adds a number of settings to the already very popular sound processing system. The main feature is what is called “Dream Strips,” a […]
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