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6 Critical Mistakes Producers Make, And How To Avoid Them

Dynamic Range, Mastering, Misc, Mixing, TipsBy adminNovember 24, 20142 Comments

As a mastering engineer of several years, I’ve seen a lot of music come through my studio. As a result, I’ve noticed many critical mistakes producers often make in their productions. So I put together a list the 6 most common mistakes I see producers make, and how you can avoid them. By avoiding these…

Dithering Explained: What it is, When to Use It, and Why it’s Important

Dynamic Range, Mastering, TipsBy adminFebruary 25, 201340 Comments

Dithering Explained: What it is, When to Use It, and Why it’s Important Although dithering is an important step of the mastering process, knowing how to use it, when to use it, and why you should use it will improve your recordings and final mastered audio files. What Is Dither? Dither is low volume noise,…

Loudness Wars & Maximization

Dynamic Range, Loudness & Maximization, MasteringBy adminAugust 21, 20111 Comment

Some issues that came up in recent mastering projects were loudness and the maximization process. I wasn’t able to get a track sounding as best as I could because looking at the waveform it was playing at a constant -0db. This tells me that the track has already been limited and/or compressed before I had…

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