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In audio, as with everything in life, there are always a few situations or moments that slightly spoil the mood and get under our (or at least “my”) skin…
If you’d like to experiment with this phenomenon, all you need is a pair of headphones, an internet connection, and 10 to 15 minutes.
Because even expert mastering engineers can only accomplish so much…
Getting “back to basics” on setting up compressors, gates and additional effects processors.
A fledgling sound person’s experiences in the wild, unpredictable and sometimes surreal world of “Driver Guy.”
At the outbreak of the pandemic, the owners of MixOne Sound in Orange County reasoned that artists were still going to need a way to connect with their audiences and that their company was uniquely positioned to facilitate that.
In the real world, waves – much like careers – will inevitably encounter boundaries, be they walls, floors, ceilings or pandemics.
Do the tools we have accumulated influence the way we work, or does the way we work influence how we use those tools?
Researching the impact of drop ceiling tiles utilzing two key factors of how sound behaves within a room.
