In this final chapter, the book started out by defining the era called the “loudness wars”. This was a time when most music was basically one dynamic, LOUD... Read More >>
Amanda Payne — Jacksonville Recording Connection
Chapter 18 was full of information that will help greatly when I get to build my own studio as well as a great review from the first half of the program... Read More >>
Although the history of automation makes me hungry for pizza, I think I’ll stick to the amazing use of technology in these times... Read More >>
Although MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, it does not contain any audio. MIDI is all the information about the notes including length, velocity, and pitch name, just not the actual sound... Read More >>
Chapter 15 was somewhat of a review. I had learned a lot about delay and reverb during the Sine Wave Project and how the two are used so often... Read More >>
Chapter 14 was filled with useful information. There were so many plug-ins that are necessary for the mixing process and that doesn’t even count the third party plug-ins all over the web... Read More >>
I really like having a session on Wednesdays since I don’t have much time to get too much accomplished between then and my previous class on Mondays... Read More >>
I would like to start this post by saying the most important thing I learned this week was to consider typing my posts in a Word document FIRST in case the internet decides to poop out as I am submitting my post…again... Read More >>
Now that holiday MADDNESS is over and I will finally be stationary for a while, it feels like I am flying through these chapters... Read More >>
Chapter 12 was, to me, half review and half preview. There were topics such as stereo image and balancing the levels and placement (panning), how to use your levels and panning techniques effectively, bouncing... Read More >>