A Brief Discussion of Audio File Types This article first appeared Recording Magazine. I reprint it here with permission, and I encourage you to subscribe to that publication, as they are a stand up bunch of folk! In my article “Keeping Track”, we covered data. We talked about the information you need to keep with your songs in …
I thought I’d just quickly let you know about Valhalla DSP. They make effects plugins which are super cool, great sounding, and supremely easy to use.
It may not be a glamorous notion, but handling data properly is one of the biggest differences between a professional and an amateur in music production. When it comes to selling music to other professionals or making sure your image is awesome when fans find you, good tagging and tracking of recordings is of the utmost importance.
I believe this is the last of the questions from years back that I have left…again I don’t find anything I said blatently dumb, but it’s interesting to see this old point of view… Questions I am a single acoustic act. Guitar and vocals. I use a Takamine FD360SC which I play through a Trace …
This is another one of the questions that came through 15 years ago that I didn’t lose – I definitely have a better, more sophisticated view now, but I don’t see anything blatently wrong here 😉 Question …I have been setting up a decent home studio over time now, and would like to pickup a …
Many (like 20) years ago, for a short time, I opened up to questions on my site and people would email me stuff…I have just a couple of those that haven’t been lost and here’s one… Question …you know how some CD’s are mixed so that the singer’s voice sounds “farther away” from your ears …
From a 1994 article for the University of New Mexico’s Intro to Electronic Music class: Signal Flow: Mixing boards contain multiple “channels”, each of which has separate input, and is controlled separately. These channels are then assigned to either a “buss” or a master output. Every channel assigned to a given buss or master is …
From a 1994 article for the University of New Mexico’s Intro to Electronic Music class: Equalization is a process of enhancement of audio signal. It is one type of signal processor, because it processes an audio signal. Equalization (EQ for short) does basically one of two things: Either it boosts or cuts a given frequency …
