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Recording Tip #35: Mixing in a vacuum. Well….with a vacuum
It's been a while since I posted, but I'll pick up where I left off with little things I do which help me with...
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Recording Tip 33: What Goes On Behind Closed Doors
Recording Tip 33: I’ll often listen to a mix playback outside of the control room...mostly with the door closed.This is a tip is another...
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Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish: A look back after Jobs’ passing
A few months ago, I wrote a blog about Steve Jobs upon his decision to step down from his position at Apple. Not long...
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Recording Tip 34: When printing a mix, I’ll often go to small speakers at low volume and turn on the TV to check the mix one last time
This was another happy accident found when working. I was printing a mix, listening on my small speakers with the volume low. As it...
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Recording Tip 31: Alcohol of almost any kind will mess up your hearing, especially on the top end.
As some of you may know, I post a series of recording tips from my twitter account, @davidschober. I am in the process of...
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Attitude!
The word has positive and negative interpretations. But what I want to discuss is the negative one. Let’s cut to the chase. The fact...
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Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish
A few weeks ago, the news came from Apple which most of us knew we’d hear sooner rather than later: Steve Jobs resigned...
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Home Recording Tip 30: I once heard an over-EQ’d snare described as ‘A stick hitting an equalizer.’
As far as I know, this phrase was first coined years ago when I was assisting my mentor, Bill Schnee in the course of...
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There Are No Small Gigs
If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that there’s no such thing as a small gig. Every job you ever take has its repercussions,...
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Recording Tip 27: Don’t record in stereo unless your source is truly stereo
Of all the tweets I’ve posted, I get the most questions on this one. People ask, “What do you mean by 'truly stereo?'” I...
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Recording Tip 8: Just because something is analog doesn’t mean it’s better. Bad analog products have been around for decades
This is #8 in my series of tips I post on Twitter and my blogsite: Just because something is analog doesn’t mean it's better....
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Perception Is Reality?
It’s a well-worn phrase, but not always true, especially in music. And in creating pop music, there are few places where it’s more proven...
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Greetings!
Greetings to all who tune in to the ProSoundNetwork! My name is David Schober. What you’ll find here will be various tips and observations...
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