A Veteran Mastering Engineer’s View On A Quality Mix
Outlining some of the most common problems he when receiving mixes from clients…
Outlining some of the most common problems he when receiving mixes from clients…
A deep dive into many of the issues and challenges arising from this increasingly common practice, including connectivity, storage, getting the most out of the process and more.
Who would have thought revisiting the “old school” could be so exciting?
Minimizing the setup down to its core, utilizing the bare essentials to get the job done efficiently and as quickly as possible.
Mix engineer Brendon Harris details the efficient strategy he utilized in working solo to support the Nashville-based roots-rock band on the Blood Harmony 2023 series of dates.
Even in challenging situations, with a little bit of forward planning and careful preparation prior to show time you should still be able to produce a quality result for the audience.
Just because we’re able to add a microphone (or two) to every source on stage, does it mean we should?
The early-to-mid-1970s saw numerous advances in the evolution of the modern analog mixing console that continue to have an impact to this day – let’s have a look back to that seminal time.
Regardless of the size of the console – or if it’s analog or digital – sometimes we have to be a little “creative” to get the desired results. Here are some things I do.
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