The emphasis on building deadened rooms for recording music has always struck me as a good metaphor for why far too many recordings end up sounding lifeless.
Though overdubbing recordings allows you to layer sounds, these layers lack the sympathetic overtones that can only be created when elements share space Read more...
In this week’s podcast, veteran mixer Mike Major [At The Drive In, Coheed and Cambria, Tall as Lions] joins Justin Colletti to talk all about enhancing drum sounds in the mix.
He breaks down his process and workflow in detail, offering a repeatable framework for getting the most out of Read more...
This is a guest post by Dani Felt of the Artist Plugin Program. Try a free masterclass on music business for artists here.
“How do I go viral?”
That must be one of the biggest social media questions of the millennial generation.
Going viral is a key way to build Read more...
Mark Marshall’s new course, Producing and Recording Electric Guitar is out now.
The words “Tube Screamer” have become synonymous with overdrive. Ibanez first coined the name in 1978 when it released the first Tube Screamer 808 pedal.
Boss had already released the OD1 a few months prior, which was arguably Read more...
Are you about to send your music in for mastering? Veteran GRAMMY-nominated mastering engineer Joe Lambert joins Justin Colletti on this week’s podcast to answer some of the most common questions mastering engineers get, and to give some tips on avoiding the biggest mistakes artists and mixers make.
Many thanks Read more...
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