There are many aspects that make a great mix like clarity, timing, and dynamics. If the mix is lacking in any of those aspects the mix can be noticealbly weaker... Read More >>
Brent R — Portland Recording Connection
I venture to say the best teacher in your field of audio engineering may be you! With so much available information on the craft of audio engineering, it only takes a person with some motovation to teach themselves something in the field... Read More >>
When we think of recording, we tend to think of panning, compression, and the like. You ask, "What does patience have to do with recording?" A lot! It takes a lot of time and patience to record and mix a piece... Read More >>
Every man, woman, and child at some point in their life has had a dream of the ideal thing they would like to do or become... Read More >>
This blog isn't so much about recording as it is being williing to share what you know with others for FREE (when appropriate, the "appropriate" part I leave up to the engineer to decide as they need to make a living too... Read More >>
If you are starting out with mixing like I am, you want to keep a record of everything you record. There a several good reasons for this... Read More >>
I wanted to cover a basic rule of recording that I learned from both bouts of recording school that really stuck with me... Read More >>
Though I am not a parent, I understand that when someone brings a child into the world that child is considered the most beautiful to that parent... Read More >>
For some strange reason, when I go to a music store I really enjoy looking at the microphones more than anything... Read More >>
EQ is used to manipulate the frequency of a recorded sound wave to make it sound a certain way. Why should an audio engineer add EQ to a track? In ideal cases, hopefully you won't have to do much at all if the instrumentalist, instrument, and equipment accurately record the instrument... Read More >>