MIXING & MASTERING BLOG
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Whether you're producing, mixing, or mastering, you’ve probably found yourself deep in a session, only to realise hours have flown by and your ears are shot. That dull, worn-out sensation in your hearing? That’s ear fatigue. And if you ignore it, your decisions start to drift, and you may not even notice until the next day when the mix sounds nothing like you thought it did. Let’s dive into what actually happens when your ears get tired, how to avoid it, and how smart time m

Here we are with the second part of the ten mistakes to avoid when mixing.

In today's article, I'd like to talk about some mistake not to do when mixing. I hope this can be helpful to beginners and a good recap for

After publishing the article about my favourite EQs for mixing (click here) I've received tons of questions about Pultec EQs. I decide so...

Today I am going to talk a bit more about equalisation. After talking about my favourite compressors for mixing, in this article...

Today I'm going to talk a bit more about compressors. In this article I'd like to tell you what are my favourite compressors...

Today I'm going to talk about compressors. What are the main parameters? When do we use a compressor? And as usual, I'm going to give you so

Today I would talk about one of the main parameters that affect the sound when using a tape machine (reel-to-reel) is the IPS (Inch Per Seco

Continuing our "4 TOP TIPS" series I would give you some quick tip about compression. Compressors are normally used to tame the dynamic,...

In this article, I would briefly talk about mixing and give you some quick and practical advices that could improve your technique...

In this article I would give you some general practical advices when dealing with...

In this tutorial I would talk about the low end of our mixes and how to use a reference track to get in the right ball park...

We have always been told not to mix entirely on headphone for many good reasons such as: spending too much time with headphones on...

Gain staging is a very basic concept that often is misunderstood or under evaluate. A proper gain staging allow you disparate things like...