Mastering is the final step in the audio production process. It’s the time when the tracks get finalized and prepared for distribution. Mastering engineers, who have access to top quality gear, and are trained for this specific task, are the best choice, and our...
Parallel processing is a common concept in advanced mixing. A basic description for it would be the process of duplicating a sound source, processing the duplicate independently, and then balancing or blending the duplicate with the original audio signal. This allows...
One of the most time-consuming audio processing and mixing tasks is surely the taming of harsh vocal and instrument frequencies. Traditional processors such as EQs, de-essers, and compressors are common to tackle this. However, in recent years, we have witnessed...
Side-chain compression is a widely used technique for producers in a variety of genres, particularly EDM. It’s most often employed on bass lines, automatically ducking the volume of the bass to let the kick drum through without muddying up the low...
A compressor is an audio tool that helps to alter the dynamic range of a signal by reducing the volume of louder parts or by amplifying quieter parts. It is without a doubt one of the most important tools in the modern audio world. This blog will discuss a very...
