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That’s right – no strings attached. Every month, here at The MASTERING Blog, SoundOps gives away our famous multiMASTERING service for an entire recording project absolutely free! The next one could be your band’s new demo CD or even your full-length album… @ [...] Video post from Will @ SoundOps about 3rd-Party Mastering, and the disadvantages of letting your recording engineer (or the guy working on your mix) also master your tracks. Recording, Mixing, and Mastering require different gear, different skills, and – believe it or not – different ears. Will Duke from SoundOps shares a new secret about Mastering that your recording studio won’t tell you… stuff every band should know about CD mastering before they ever record any tracks. An informative post for indie artists by Will from SoundOps with a simple fill-in-the-blank test attached. Find out how to choose the right mastering studio regardless of what you already know (or don’t know) about audio mastering. It’s good to know a little, but he points out the most important things to look for, and they aren’t about the technical aspects of post-production. From the Mastering Secrets video series: Will from SoundOps shares a studio tip that is often overlooked. He addresses rhythm mistakes in recording and reveals the secret to rhythm insurance. “…the most important thing (and it’s not your instrument) to bring to the band room is…” Will from SoundOps talks about where the idea of multiMASTERING first started…as musicians in the same band, he and John were disappointed with the lack of input during post production and started to talk about developing a way to improve the mastering studio model. Will from SoundOps talks about the change in distribution from physical to digital (CDs 2 Downloads) and shares a Google secret that has a major implication for indie recording artists in particular who want to get noticed Online… …includes a video of Eddie Karmer talking about “the decision making process” and how it has changed as recording tools have changed over the years. Really good information for guys who are doing their own recording before sending their tracks off to be mastered. Doug talks about the difference between mixing and mastering in a simple way. It’s a great place to start if you’re looking to educate yourself on the basics of recording and post-production. “Mixing is after the recording is done, doing things like What You Already Know About The Right Studio |
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