An introduction to automixing concepts that provide recall, management, and control of both voice and musical instruments while documenting the use of DSP engines to custom-build virtual digital mixing consoles.
A look at what we can expect in terms of platforms, technology, expectations, emerging opportunities and more. (An audio version of this article is also available for listening/download.)
Employing today’s digital mixing tools and DSP technologies to devise more precise ways to solve the problem without making wholesale changes to the mix.
Understanding attack and release times can help in producing much better results when treating input channels with the stereo output compressor in mind.
What’s the tube emulation actually doing to the signal? And when should you use it? Time to dive in and find out.
With modern sophisticated loudspeakers and digital electronics, it has become apparent that simply changing the sound system may still leave plenty of room for improvement.
Great mixes are a combination of loud and quiet, bright and dark as well as instruments that are percussive and others that sustain – compression can help bring excitement and contrast to these dynamics.
Some tips and tricks learned from many years behind the console that can assist musicians in sounding their very best in the house mix.
Ways to use compression properly on music vocals, spoken word and bass, as well as how to avoid mistakes that can cause a “sound tech solo.”
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