Guerrilla Recording: Adding More Dynamic Range To Mixes
Managing all of the “area” between the extremes, for each and every sound you record, is a skill that’s critical to making a good-sounding recording.
January 20, 2023
Managing all of the “area” between the extremes, for each and every sound you record, is a skill that’s critical to making a good-sounding recording.
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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.
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