by Goran Toprek | Sep 15, 2017 | Blog, Mixing
What is a Pseudo Stereo Technique? Pseudo stereo audio processing techniques generate two stereo channels from a single mono one, for the purpose of generating a wider spatial impression, while creating an illusion of multi-directional audible... 
by Milojko Jaric | Sep 13, 2017 | Blog, Mixing
What is Mid-Side technique? Mid-Side technique is one of the most used tricks that helps correct the stereo sound image of the whole song, or individual elements in it. It introduces wideness and you can find it in most compressor units as well within... 
by Milojko Jaric | Sep 11, 2017 | Blog, Mixing
The Matching EQ allows you to attenuate the frequencies of your target sample by using a reference. Essentially, the matching equalizer listens to the reference and then adjusts the parameter accordingly to affect the target sample. If you like to gain further... 
by Tyler Gutherman | Apr 3, 2017 | Blog, Mixing
Phase (sometimes called “position”) is the orientation of a cyclical waveform in time, relative to a another cyclical waveform. Here is an analogy on a less abstract level… If I were to start singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star from the lyrics “up above... 
by Tyler Gutherman | Mar 14, 2017 | Blog, Mixing
Despite the utmost importance of listening to your mix, looking at it is also necessary. Meters are the visual aids for decision making. They divulge clipping and other undesirable content that is too subtle to hear during production, but may become obvious after... 
by Stephane Lo Jacono | Feb 13, 2017 | Blog, Mixing
Maximizing the Loudness of Your Mix The loudness war is over. EDM artists are too busy finding ways to get their mixes sounding louder to reminisce about the days of dynamics. Although I agree with the loudness conservatives who say they’d “rather hear a... 
