Use The Exact Blueprint Of The Current Top Selling Indie ArtistsIs CD mastering different than for vinyl? The short answer is yes. A needle needs more room with the louder the program is an interesting point, something that we don’t need to worry about with mastering for a CD. Hard sibilance, loud ride cymbals, wide bass, a resonant frequency around 1kHz – these factors can all cause the needle to jump out of its groove. Avoiding that is true craft. It’s an art.
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Hey everyone; we hope your summer is off to a great start! We’d like to mention something quickly… By The MASTERING Team, on February 12th, 2011
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Here at SoundOps we like to support our friends. Steve Taylor and the guys at ATIP have been our friends for almost 10 years, maybe more. And they have just produced some new music. Even if the style isnt what your used to, you should check it out. You may know them as Across Five Aprils; you [...] By Will Duke, on July 9th, 2009
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Bands usually ask us where to send their final masters for manufacturing. So this post is about that. At SoundOps, we care about how your project turns out, and part of that is making sure you know where to get your CDs made after mastering. I was talking to Mona at Disc Outlet over [...] By The MASTERING Team, on July 2nd, 2009
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He said there’d be a video, and here it is… If your band is [...] By Will Duke, on June 27th, 2009
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Hey guys – Will here, from SoundOps. As you might have guessed, we master audio – that’s actually all we do. But, we are always keeping an eye out for cool things for our clients that will help them make it in the music business when they leave the mastering studio. Distribution is a key [...] By Will Duke, on June 2nd, 2009
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Based on how musicians spend money, most bands care about their music in this order… Gear ( $$$$$ ) However, based on how musicians who make money with their music spend money, most successful bands have different priorities. Well, the priorities themselves are the [...] By The MASTERING Team, on May 22nd, 2009
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OXv45RByEY – Audio Mastering Video from SoundOps about post production for indie recording projects that want to keep that under-produced sound, but still be loud. By The MASTERING Team, on May 6th, 2009
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If you consider the cost of recording as a quantity per listen, or per listener, the price you pay in the studio(s) is almost irrelevant. For most of us, it only costs fractions of a penny to share our music with someone one time. And more often than not, that can lead to a new fan who will potentially buy our music, and our merch! By Will Duke, on May 4th, 2009
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We all know evolvor.com has great news and other cool stuff for indie artists, but now with a guest post from Will @ SoundOps – its greatness is complete! The article is about distribution, and the new opportunity for the independent musicians out there. Check out evolvor and some other posts by Greg from Gen-Y Rockstars… |
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