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[toby-schuetgens-music]

Got a new song to mix today from a great indie rock band 😉 It's such much fun to be involved into the music creation process this way. I could do this all day long 😊 #audioengineers #producers #homerecording #homestudio #bedroomstudio #recordingstudio #mixengineer #mixanalog #mastering https://www.instagram.com/p/Clo8eHZj4uZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[fluginsforest]

Audiified Linda Ironverb (Windows) Now Available for DownloadAudiified Linda Ironverb (Windows) Now Available for Download

Unleash the power of pristine audio with Audiified Linda Ironverb, now optimized for Windows. Elevate your sound production to new heights with this cutting-edge plugin, designed to deliver unparalleled clarity and depth to your tracks. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring artist, Linda Ironverb offers a wide range of versatile features to meet your creative needs.

Experience the richness of natural reverb and the warmth of analog saturation, all within an intuitive user interface that puts control at your fingertips. With its customizable parameters and real-time visualization tools, Linda Ironverb empowers you to sculpt your audio with precision and finesse. Say goodbye to dull, lifeless sound and hello to a world of sonic brilliance.

Download Audiified Linda Ironverb for Windows today and unlock a universe of sonic possibilities. Transform your recordings into immersive auditory experiences that captivate and inspire. Take your music production to the next level with Linda Ironverb – where innovation meets excellence.

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[distinctmastering]

Learn How to Produce Music 10x Faster Today

In this video I share ways you can learn how to produce 10x faster. Learn music production workflow tips and tricks, as well as sound organization tactics that can really speed up your music production workflow.  Some of these tips or specifically talking about Ableton tips but you can apply these concepts to ANY digital audio workstation (DAW)!

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[yourfreesounds]

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[bonafidestudio]

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[auxibleindia]

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[link-sans-specs]

So many peekies. 💙

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Rhett & Link Extras- You Are Here

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[x3w3b]

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[marauders-audio-project]

If anyone needs me Sunday, July 2nd you will not be hearing from me Episode 6 of Choices comes out and that is my priority

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[toby-schuetgens-music]

Do you usually split your bass signal? Splitting up the bass signal can help to treat the higher frequencies different than the lower frequencies. If you have you can use a dry DI signal as for the low part and a miced amp signal as the higher part. Otherwise just copy the bass track you have. Then add a high pass filter (low cut) to the bass signal that is meant for the high frequency treatment and a low pass filter (high cut) to the other track. Make sure to set up the filters at the same frequency. I usually set the filters depending on the key of the song. I don't want the filter set in the lowest octave where the fundamental frequencies are played. This way you can make sure that you don't cut within these notes. Now you can use a different compressor for instance on the lower part than on the higher part. A common compressor to achieve a solid low end is the MV2 from waves for example. Finally you can route both tracks together again to a bass mix bus. Do you have any additional tips on splitting up the bass? 😊 #musicproducerlife #homerecording #producers #musicproducers #recordingstudio #recording #audioengineering #producerlife #audioengineers #recordingstudios #recordingsession #recordingartist #recordingengineer #studiorecording #audioengineer https://www.instagram.com/p/Co-rfjYsgEz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[distinctmastering]

The Best Music Production Arrangement Tip

In this video I share the best music production arrangement tip that can get you out of the loop phase and to a skeleton arrangement very quickly. It will also show you how other top producers arrange music and teach you arrangement techniques that you otherwise might not explore.

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[xx-rvr-xx]

It's 2024 don't book studio time if ur not ready for your audio engineer to be a really sleepy emo girl

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[yovanismusic]

I made 20$ from Spotify in 2023. Follow your dreams kids or whatever.

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[bonafidestudio]

With our #acoustically treated rooms, an expert staff of #audioengineers, and the highest quality industry standard #microphones and #recordinggear, your #voiceover #recordings will #sound better than ever before! 02088839641 #adr #jingles #audiobooks #voiceoverrecording https://www.instagram.com/p/CfOCZ1lIP9d/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[ynmdavo]

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[d-r-a-w-k-w-a-r-d]

Crusty Engineer Advice Pt I?

The first thing about being an engineer is this: it's all about the artist. Everybody new to the game wants to know "what's the magic plugin?" "what are the settings that make a vocal pop?" and a whole bunch of other questions like that. And -to a certain extent- these things are important. But they're not things that get you repeat clients right away. People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. Maya Angelou said that, and it's true. In the end, 90% of your clients won't hear that 3dB that you added to the final mix. They'll remember how they felt in the vocal booth. They won't care that the computer hard drive was almost full, leading to fragmentation, or that some newbie saved all his sessions on the desktop, slowing the whole system down. They won't care that a fuse in the power supply blows, or that there aren't multiple hardware headphone likes run to the vocal booth, or whatever. What they WILL remember is how you handled the session. EVERYTHING that happens is on you. Even if it's a hardware failure, even if there's "no way someone could reasonably expect this" or whatever excuse you're using.

If you're a pro, there ARE NO excuses. Period.

The job of an engineer is this: to remove obstacles between the artist's vision and the final music. That's why you're there at all. Your job is to anticipate issues before they happen.

Here is a bit of advice I gave another fellow: Many, MANY young folks ask about assisting, interning, etc. All the time. Maybe they're a musician on the track, maybe they're a friend of the artist. But when they hear good things being done with the music, they start asking, "hey, what compressor are you using? Is that the SSL EQ? Hey, man, can I sit in on your sessions? Like, assist you?"

The vast majority of these people are looking to GET something. They want free lessons on how to be an engineer. They want tips, names of plugins, lists of "presets" (don't get me started!) and to tell their friends that they are "working" in Xyz Studio. These people get told to leave their info with the front desk.

Every once in a while, you come across somebody different. Very seldom, maybe only once or twice a year, you meet somebody who wants to GIVE something. That's a different thing. Now hang on— I'm not talking about taking advantage of somebody. What I mean is, for example: The artist's friend Billy (who played keys on a couple of songs, or whatever) is at the sessions. Many artists like their people there for vibe. Whatever. But let's imagine that Billy comes up to me and says, "Hey, I notice that every time you come in, you switcf each phraseto the chair without the little armrests, and you put the pop filter on a separate stand. Are you interested in having me take care of that next time?"

Now, that is the sort of job that interns get to do: move mic stands, brew coffee, run headphone lines, and so on. And ANY intern will do that, when you tell 'em "hey, I need some more coffee. And can we get TWO sets of cans in the booth for those harmony singers, please?" But the guy or gal who already HAS the other headphones ready just in case, or who starts the coffee when your mug is getting cold, that shows that they care about contributing to a creative and technical environment. It's not all about THEM, it's about the session. About the music. These people's numbers go into my phone.

For example, I was working in Studio A where everything was hardwired and mounted in the walls. Big Name Vocal Talent wanted super-loud headphones. But there's just the jack in the wall. So I wanted to put a headphone amp right next to him so he can crank it up when he wants to. (a good idea in many cases anyway, but it wasn't my job there to tell the studio owner to rewire his room while the talent was waiting. It's my job to fix the damn problem as quickly as possible and not make anybody think about technical issues.)

I had two interns in the room. I said to both of them, "I need to run an extra feed into the big room. Please find me a couple of XLR-phono adapters so I can just use the direct lines." (Again, this place's choice of wiring connectors is not the issue here.)

First dude comes back in a few minutes, "Nope, we don't have any of those in the supply room." Really? Ack! I grab a couple of cables from my go bag and run a feed from the drum room to the vocal room. It ain't pretty, but it'll get the job done. Time for mic check.

Maybe twelve minutes after that, the second intern comes in, all sweaty. "Hey, man, we didn't have any of those, but check it out: can you just plug in to the MIC lines (backward!) and use these gender changers I found, hooked up to direct boxes to switch it back around in the vocal room? Here are phono cables already hooked up." My man.

The first guy got to go back to his Xwitter at the front desk without being inconvenienced, the second guy had an unexpectedly long night because I requested that he assist me for the remainder of the sessions. He's now an engineer in his own right.

TL;DR: Have something to offer, even if it's just the fact that you know you'll need to bring napkins when you walk the pizza back to the lounge room. Or be WILLING to watch for what the SESSION needs (not just what YOU need as info to work on your own tunes.) Too many interns/assistants do only what they're told, only when they're told it. Don't go off doing things without asking the engineer or confirming that it's the right time. But damn, show that you're about something besides yourself.

I can't remember the last time I looked at somebody's resumé first thing. Lack of knowledge and experience can be worked around. But lack of work ethic is a serious flaw. Some of the worst people I've worked with have had degrees from Big Name University and have been unwilling to even consider the possibility that there's another way than theirs. A couple of the best have been mostly self-taught.

#audioengineering #recording #crusty engineer #audio engineering