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Featured Review Mastering The Mix CARBON Q takes a different approach to EQ. Instead of treating vocals, music, drums, bass, and the mix bus as separate processing...
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Featured Review The Austrian Audio OC616 fills a useful gap in the company’s condenser lineup. At $749, it sits between the cardioid-only OC16 and the more sophisticated...
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If you send your song to the studio for mixing and mastering and use DAW Pro Tools, you need to export and send separate tracks so that the sound engineer (or rather a mixing engineer)...
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Companies like CDBaby and Tunecore make their pricing a bit confusing, and this is no coincidence. If in CDBaby you have to pay $ 49 for the opportunity to put up an album for sale,...
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Image-Line FL Studio was originally released in 1998 as a 4-channel MIDI drum app called “Fruityloops”. In 2003, this software was renamed “FL Studio” and now is a full-featured DAW, popular among the creators of...
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Analyzing the market of the USA, Germany and Russia (as well as post-Soviet countries), studios providing mixing and mastering services, we came to the conclusion that they have different models of interaction with the customer....
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Pitch correction plugins have become key tools in mixing modern music, as they allow engineers to quickly fix problems with inaccuracies in recorded vocals. But that’s not all they can do, many use them to...
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We continue the annual review of the most popular and best-selling sound cards for mixing, mastering and composing music. Choose the best PC and Mac interfaces with Thunderbolt and USB-C support. How to determine for...
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Correcting phase problems may not be the most interesting task in producing and mixing music, but it can be easily solved with the help of plugins. Phase problems that occur after capturing a signal from...
Read More →Within a DAW (digital audio workstation) program, the terms fade-in and fade-out refer to smooth sound inputs and outputs. Fade-in is the increase in volume (or any other effect), and fade-out, respectively, is the release...
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Analog warmth is the holy grail that most audio engineers have been chasing ever since tape began to disappear in the late 1990s. This is the mythical sound embodied in legendary albums such as Sgt....
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