The Future of Audio Engineering
July 25, 2023
3 Ways Audio Engineering is Changing The realm of audio engineering is a vibrant and ever-changing field, constantly being shaped by technological progress and innovative
Category: Mastering
How loud to master for streaming (the TRUTH!)
May 2, 2023
In the age of digital music streaming, artists and audio engineers have been grappling with the challenge of delivering their music at the highest quality
True Peak Meter: What it is and How to Use it
May 21, 2021
Not using a true peak meter? Your songs are probably clipping without you realizing it. This guide to true peak meters will teach you everything
Spotify LUFS: How Loud Should Your Songs Be?
April 23, 2021
Want to make sure your music sounds terrific on Spotify? Today you’ll learn how Spotify adjusts the volume of your songs. And what you can
Automated Mastering Comparison: LANDR vs eMastered vs Aria
February 22, 2021
Technology and smart people continue to create opportunities for indie musicians. And automated mastering is a great example of that. Back in the day, you’d
5 Step Mastering Chain: Pro Mastering Tips with John Behrens
February 19, 2021
For many musicians, mastering is one of the most mysterious aspects of making music. Is it just about making things louder? What’s the best mastering
Dithering: Are Your Songs Missing This Key Step?
December 4, 2020
Dither sort of sounds like an insult. Like “Don’t be such a dither brain!” But seriously… Dithering is a crucial part of the mastering process.
Brickwall Limiters: What Are They and How to Use Them
August 19, 2020
We’ve all had those nightmare mixes. Where everything is almost perfect, but there are a few peaks that jump out of nowhere. Are you mixing
Linear Phase EQ: The Dos and Don’ts of Linear EQ
July 31, 2020
Linear phase EQs are specialized plugins that can really help (or hurt) your mix. The trick is knowing when to use them. They’re great tools,
The Loudness Penalty: Is It Ruining Your Songs?
July 24, 2020
“Wow!” That should be what your listeners say when they hear your songs. But to get that effect, you’ll want to avoid the loudness penalty.
