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Tradition: the death of music

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Computer Music, Mixing & Mastering Audio, Music Science & Songwriting, Studio & GearTagsAl Schmitt, analog, analog is better, analogue, audio, bass guitar, business, carol kaye, chords, computer, console, cost, dave pensado, david pensado, death of music, different, digital audio, digital is better, engineer, expensive, fanboy, fangirl, fender, gear, hip, hit, hype, ibanez srx, in the box, internet forum, intonation, ITB, j bass, jazz bass, mastering, mike shipley, mixing, modern, music, music business, old school, p-bass, pensado's place, precision, pricey, recycle, side effect, snob, snobby, sound quality, tchad blake, tradition, tune, venerable

Visual cues for mixing – crutch or not?

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CategoriesComputer Music, Mixing & Mastering AudioTags200Hz, 3kHz, 6dB guide, analyzer, artistic decision, audio, aural, bite, commercial, comparison, compressor, critical listening, crutch, device, engineer, frequency, guideline, headroom, hearing, help, high end, izotope ozone, listening, low end, mastering, mind, mixing, mud, music, pink guide, reassurance, recording, roll off, slope, spectrum, spectrum analyzer, visual cue

A millions of tracks – why?

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags100+, 200+, 24 track, 48 track, analog audio, audio, audio engineer, bounce, bounce down, bouncing, charm, commit, commitment, DAW, decisions, degradation, digital, digital audio station, effects, high track count, M3, multitrack, music, noise, number of tracks, on-the-fly, producer, recorder, recording, snippet, studer, subtle, synced, tape, tape machine, too many tracks, track count

The eight common signs of your bad mixes

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The importance of automation

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering AudioTagsamateur mix, arrangement, audio, automation, boring, button, chorus, compressor, delay, distant, distortion, drum bus, dynamics, effects, elements, everything is always on, faders, fatiguing, impact, instruments, lead vocals, level, level riding, listener, mastering, music, mute, reverb, ride, saturation, send, static arrangement, stereo position, tracks, verse

Prophet 5 – a great analog synthesizer from the eighties

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Is reverb really like shadow to light?

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Music Science & SongwritingTagsanalogy, audio, blue, blur, coloration, distance, fart, front to back, light source, logical, object, observer, om, phenomenon, position, pre-delay, quality, reverb, reverb is like shadow, size, sound, sound source, theory, visual, visual imaging, zen master

These misconceptions regarding compressors are very common

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CategoriesMusic Science & Songwriting, Studio & GearTagsaction, amount, attack, audio, click, definition, ear, forum, gain reduction, gr, internet, knock, led, level, mastering, media, meter, misconceptions about compressors, mixing, music, musicality, needle, punch, release, response, signal, threshold, time

So what do those old vinyl records look like?

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CategoriesAudio CrumbsTags1000x, audio, electron microscope, geek, LP, magnified, mono, record, recording, stereo, vinyl

The digital myths of the audio world

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