Mastering is an art and a science. Mastering is the final creative and technical step prior to pressing a record album (CD, DVD, cassette, or other medium). Compare mastering to …
Back to Analog
This article has been revised and updated from an editorial counterpoint which appeared in Pro Sound News, January 1997. Here’s a refreshing alternative perspective to what’s going on in the studio …
Bass Frequency Surgery Movie
This instructional video describes the fastest way to use an equalizer to fix a “one note bass” problem in a recording. Flash! One of my new favorite equalizer plugins, DMG’s …
Compression
A U.K. engineer who discovered our web site wrote. I had a look at your web page and what a page! Exactly a page I have been looking for! Could …
Depth and Dimension
Master the 2-channel art first Everyone is talking about multichannel sound. I have no doubt that well-engineered multi-channel recordings will produce a more natural soundfield than we’ve been able to achieve …
Digital Detective
Use or Build your own Bitscope! Attention, Sherlock Holmes’s of the audio world. You can use an ordinary oscilloscope (20 MHz or better) to see the bit activity of your …
Level Practices (Part 1)
Digital recording is simple–all you do is peak to 0 dB and never go over! And things remain that simple until you discover one plugin or processor telling you a signal …
Level Practices (Part 2)
(includes a description of the K-System, an integrated system of metering and monitoring) Updated from the article published in the September 2000 issue of the AES Journal by Bob Katz A: …
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