Hey, y'all! My name is James I am new here, and new to mixing/mastering. This is not my original creation. I just remixed and mastered the raw multitrack from cambridge-mt.com's newbie mixing section. Original Artists website here: https://www.bolzund…

Global chip crisis with extreme never before encountered production and distribution challenges.

Please have a wonderful Holiday and a GREAT and PROSPEROUS New Year! I hope 2022 will finally see the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and we can all get back to making music. Be safe!

Hey All,

Super happy to announce that I’ve just released my first self-produced album - a collection of blues-rock instrumentals. I really appreciate the mixing feedback over the year!
Hoping you all agree it turned out ok!?

Check it out here:
https://open.spotif…
 

Wishing everyone around the world a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday's and the best New Year ever for 2022!

Cheers! 🥂

Here a playlist of some oldie Christmas songs that feel like home to me.

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Hello! Been a while since last time I posted here.

In all my years of recording I have never bothered to learn what the specified frequency response (FR) of a microphone really means. I have always thought it means that the mic wont capture anything outside of the FR range, but is that really true?

While searching for information on audio engineering, google highlighted this:

First time working on the Spark Practice Amp. One came in with a damage input Jack.  Nice Product, well thought out design, and even sounds decent.  The owner originally requested adding balanced Lineout, but ended up not going for it.  The headphone out seems to do the trick, all be it unbalanced.

I thought that this might interest those with home studios like myself. I recorded my fourth solo instrumental album over the past few years and decided to film as many of the sessions as I could. It enabled me to put together a “making of” video using a lot of the footage that I captured during the recordings.

Here's a link to a YT video about Micing up a band using only Shure microphones. It was put together by the UK outlet PMT. Despite the myopic view and the whole presentation being OTT, there are some good hints and techniques shown.