Mastering is an art form that requires a deep technical understanding of analog and digital audio. Mastering is much more
LANDR has been around for a while now, and I finally decided to try it out for myself. I recently
Many people use compression to reduce the dynamic range of a track. A compressor is nothing more than an automated
I have heard numerous people talk about a function in Cubase called Expression Maps. I never really understood what it
With lots of people affected by the Covid-19 virus, there is more need than ever for new music. Musicians and
Distortion is something you usually want to avoid when recording. You don’t want to see those red lights blinking at
A lot of recording studios have a mixer set-up in their control room. You know, those things with tons of
DJ mixing is an art. You need to master the skill with consistent practice and learn from each performance. Adopting
This is the last part of the series on how I made my first DIY Eurorack setup. In Part 1
Part-1 of this modular journey series was about orientating myself into a new modular world. In this part, I’m going
I have always been intrigued by Eurorack or modular synthesizers in general. The ability to pick and choose your own
Foley is an artform where ordinary sounds are recreated in the studio. Things like footsteps, opening, and closing doors, moving
My graduation research project from the HKU was about collaboration methods for applied music productions. During my research, I interviewed
Computers are machines I couldn’t live without. But sometimes they tend to get in the way of creating music. That’s
Have you ever heard that annoying buzz coming out of your speakers? I certainly have been listening to that same
Have you ever wondered how that one track you absolutely love was made? A producer won’t give away his secrets
Making the perfect kickdrum always seemed like an impossible task to me. How do professional producers create kicks that sound
Since I learned a lot from music production blogs, I decided to make a short list of music production blogs that produce good quality content. […]
Everybody listens to different kinds of music. Just like some people love to eat sushi when others can’t stand it, there are people who love your music when others hate it. Giving feedback to other people’s music can quickly escalate into an argument about why that kind of music fights with your own musical taste. There is an art in giving feedback as much as there is an art in creating the music itself. […]
It has been stated millions of times before but I will say it again. Backup the backup of your backup. If a digital file isn’t backed up 3 times, it doesn’t exist! A hard disk doesn’t care if you have important files to deliver to your client this afternoon. A hard disk will crash eventually and all your work is gone. […]
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