There’s a right and wrong way to use reference mixes.
Whether you’re mastering, mixing, recording, producing or even songwriting, it’s important to know what you favorite music really sounds like—and how yours compares.
If you want to grow in your craft, then understanding what separates your work from others’ is Read more...
Today, I am joined by Gregg Lehrman, CEO of the music-making software company Output, to talk about artificial intelligence in the music industry.
Will A.I. compete with musicians? Can we benefit from us? How it will shape the realities of making a living in music in the future?
We discuss Read more...
Today is a rare opportunity for anyone to ask me a question about anything related to audio and get it answered!
I do these Q&A sessions regularly for members of our channel, along with in depth mix feedback sessions, but today I’m doing it for free for everyone.
We’ll take Read more...
Why does your mix sound OK in the studio, but terrible in the car?
Today, we look at your mixes through the lens of the “Car Check” to help you figure out why your mixes don’t always translate to other systems—and what you can do about it.
We’ll also explore Read more...
There’s a big misconception about how sampling rates work in audio. And I want to put it to rest. With proof!
In today’s podcast episode, we’ll explore one of the most pernicious myths about sample rate: That with too few samples, the shape of the original waveform can become skewed Read more...
