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From Room Acoustics to Final Mix. Your Pro Audio Blog.
  • Time-Aligning Studio Speakers for Accurate Phase Coherence

    Time-Aligning Studio Speakers for Accurate Phase Coherence

    Time-Aligning Studio Speakers for Accurate Phase Coherence Achieving phase coherence between your studio monitors is crucial for accurate sound reproduction. When sound waves from multiple speakers reach your ears at…

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  • Using Sound Diffuser Panels in Small Rooms: A Good Idea or Not?

    Using Sound Diffuser Panels in Small Rooms: A Good Idea or Not?

    Using Sound Diffuser Panels in Small Rooms: A Good Idea or Not? When it comes to optimizing the acoustics of a small room, sound diffuser panels often come into question….

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  • The Art of Compression: Crafting Dynamic and Powerful Mixes

    The Art of Compression: Crafting Dynamic and Powerful Mixes

    The Art of Compression: Crafting Dynamic and Powerful Mixes Compression: the audio engineer’s indispensable tool, capable of transforming a mix from ordinary to extraordinary. But with its power comes the…

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  • Why You Must Avoid Placing Speakers Mid-Height

    Why You Must Avoid Placing Speakers Mid-Height

    Why You Must Avoid Placing Speakers Mid-Height Forget left and right for a moment. Let’s talk about up and down. Specifically, why placing your speakers exactly halfway between the floor…

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  • Choosing the Right Set of Studio Nearfield Monitors

    Choosing the Right Set of Studio Nearfield Monitors

    Choosing the Right Set of Studio Nearfield Monitors When it comes to setting up a professional or home studio, one of the most critical decisions you’ll make is choosing the…

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  • How to Select the Right Drum Microphones

    How to Select the Right Drum Microphones

    How to Select the Right Drum Microphones How to Select the Right Drum Microphones: Recording drums is one of the most exciting yet challenging tasks in music production. The right…

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  • Do Different DAWs Sound Different?

    Do Different DAWs Sound Different?

    Do Different DAWs Sound Different? Do Different DAWs Sound Different? – In the world of music production, few topics spark as much debate as whether different Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)…

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  • Master Bus Compression: Why, When, and How to Use It - Master bus compression is a popular technique in music production and audio engineering. Used correctly, it can glue your mix together, provide consistency, and give your tracks a polished, professional sound. However, using it incorrectly can do more harm than good. In this article, we’ll explore the reasons for using master bus compression, when it’s appropriate, and how to apply it effectively. We'll also discuss its pros and cons to help you make informed decisions.

    Master Bus Compression: Why When and How to Use It

    Master Bus Compression: Why When and How to Use It Master Bus Compression: Why, When, and How to Use It – Master bus compression is a popular technique in music…

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  • Understanding Normalized and Half-Normalized Patchbays - A patchbay is an essential tool that simplifies signal routing, improves workflow, and minimizes the need to constantly plug and unplug cables. But when it comes to selecting the right patchbay, you’ll encounter terms like “normalized” and “half-normalized.” Understanding the difference between these two configurations and knowing when to use each can have a profound impact on the efficiency of your studio. This blog post will explain what normalized and half-normalized patchbays are, how they work, and why you might choose one configuration over the other (or both) in your studio.

    Understanding Normalized and Half-Normalized Patchbays

    Understanding Normalized and Half-Normalized Patchbays Introduction Understanding Normalized and Half-Normalized Patchbays – A patchbay is an essential tool that simplifies signal routing, improves workflow, and minimizes the need to constantly…

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  • Soft Clippers: How Why and When to Use Them

    Soft Clippers: How Why and When to Use Them

    Soft Clippers: How Why and When to Use Them Introduction Soft Clippers: How Why and When to Use Them – Dynamic control tools like compressors, limiters, and clippers are essential…

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  • Use a Breath Controller for Realistic MIDI Brass & Wind Parts - Want to bring your MIDI brass and wind parts to life? A breath controller might be the missing link. Discover how, why, when, and how much it costs to use one with virtual instruments like Kontakt horns, AIR Instruments Xpand!2 brass, and more.

    Use a Breath Controller for Realistic MIDI Brass & Wind Parts

    Use a Breath Controller for Realistic MIDI Brass & Wind Parts Use a Breath Controller for Realistic MIDI Brass & Wind Parts – Want to bring your MIDI brass and…

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  • 44.1kHz vs 48kHz: Should You Switch - When setting up a home studio, one of the questions many musicians, producers, and engineers encounter is: what sample rate should I use for recording and mixing? The most common options are 44.1kHz and 48kHz, and while the difference may seem small on paper, the implications can affect your workflow, compatibility, and audio quality. Let’s dive into whether there’s any real benefit to making the switch from 44.1kHz to 48kHz for your home studio setup.

    44.1kHz vs 48kHz: Should You Switch

    44.1kHz vs 48kHz: Should You Switch 44.1kHz vs 48kHz: Should You Switch – When setting up a home studio, one of the questions many musicians, producers, and engineers encounter is:…

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