What is Glitch? In a computer program, a glitch is a bug that isn’t encountered very often and results in a problem. On the other hand, in computer audio, a glitch is a quick temporary noise in a file that sounds like a snap. Read the following tutorial...
Stop repeating the same mistakes. In my experience running Berklee’s Electronica Club (soon to be called the Electronic Production Club), I’ve noticed many recurring mistakes producers make. In the past, I would often redirect them to the internet for help....
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...
The importance of room acoustics No matter how much quality equipment you’ve acquired for your studio, all that technology will do you no good in a space that isn’t acoustically treated. There seems to be a common misconception that soundproofing and acoustic...
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 a multi-directional audible...
The art of audio mixing is dynamic in nature. As technology develops and musical trends come and go, new mixing techniques are introduced and developed. Stereo imaging has been an important topic since the early 1970s, when nearly the entirety of monophonic master...
