As we explore the world of audio for video, I thought it a great time to go through the role of a Boom operator A boom operator is a term...

All that hard work has finally paid off, you have a finished mix! Now all you need to do is master it, right? Well, yes and no. There is...

So, your song is done, but man, it sounds too bright or sizzly? And that vocal part is cutting through, but makes your eyes water because...

When working in the radio and media field, the image that goes out to the public sends a message about the quality of your brand. Whilst...

The secret to any punchy, up-front mix is compression. Compression is typically used to help push instruments to the front of the mix and...

"Continuing on our pop mastering session, today we look at EQ for Tonal Balance as well as Reference Tracks. Most pop mixes are defined...

BLOG 01 Mastering is the final stage in a production, and in the next 4 blogs, we're going to go over some techniques for Mastering,...

3. Main (lead) vocals Rappers generally like their vocals dry and free of noticeable reverb; the reason for this is that reverb reduces...

ISRC is an acronym for International Standard Recording Code: a unique 12 digit code that’s assigned exclusively to record companies

The best professional advice from years of experience I can give you with regard to pop vocals is to ensure that you clean up our vocal rec

Using a dynamic microphone on the main vocals will result in a nice smooth and more controlled result.