Tutorials / Masterclass

How To Master Your Music For Spotify in 2024?

spotify-cassette

Our listening habits have undergone a massive shift in recent years. Once tethered to physical mediums like CDs or local files, our music now resides on cloud accessible through sleek apps. This paradigm shift necessitates a reevaluation of mastering techniques particularly spotify and apple music, to ensure our music retains its integrity across a diverse […]

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How to find and correctly test and reference two sources using A|B Assist

AB Testing

Comparing and deciding between two options or versions of processing is an integral part of the Mastering and Mixing workflow. How often do you find yourself at a point where you have two different signal chains lined up but you can’t decide between which one of the two compressors on your master buss sound good

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How to continue working remotely as freelance Audio Engineer and Producer

Lockdown Blog

With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and almost all workplaces shut down, all of us are in limbo. Over the last few weeks I have figured out a couple of ways in which I, an audio engineer in quarantine, can interact with my clients and students remotely and from my home studio and continue

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What should you use to Mix – Headphones or Speakers? – Part 2

Headphone mixes

In the last blog post, we spoke about the pros of using speakers against headphones for mixing and what Headphones can and should be used for in mixing. As a continuation of our last discussion let’s also go through certain things that we as engineers should take care of when we are working on a

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What should you use to Mix – Headphones or Speakers? (Part 1)

Headphones vs Speaker

This blog post is the first of a two part series, in which I hope to answer The common and often debated question of whether one should mix on headphones or Speakers Which headphones or speakers should an engineer, starting out, invest in. What are the characteristics or specs of the equipment that you should

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5 things you should ask before Mastering a Song!

mastering

There’s still a lot of things that people don’t know about “Mastering” but it has now become a term that gets clubbed with Mixing and has a certain mystery around it. Mastering has somehow gained the reputation of the final process in the post-production chain that will fix all the mistakes that go in the

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Common mistakes people make while Mixing – and how to avoid them!

Audio Mixing

I’ve been teaching and working as an Audio Engineer for the past 11 years and through the years I’ve encountered a number of upcoming mix engineers who find themselves stuck at a point, not knowing what the next step should be. In this post, I’m going to break down some of these common mistakes everyone

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Step by Step Guide to Recording Demos:

Communication

Before musicians come in to record at the studio, we often sit down for an initial meeting to discuss the conceptual idea that they have in mind. When it comes to music, more often than not, it is hard for a musician to verbally express sonic concepts. What we do at this stage is ask for demos that they might have of their songs. In my previous blogs, I have underscored the importance of having demos of your songs ready before hitting the studio, and in this blog we help you understand why.

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