If you have to master your music, one of the most common goals for most people is often to address RMS loudness levels and LUFS meter readings. Hence, in simple terms, you should perhaps consider mastering your song to an integrated LUFS metering reading and not give significant priority to...
Drum layering is a music production technique with the main purpose of stacking multiple drums together (e.g. two different kick drums or two different snare drums playing at the same time).
So layering drums is similar to "creating a wall of sound" except here the idea isn't necessary to go...
Both sound mixing and audio mastering are part of the music production stages which help an artist and his/her record label to have a well-polished product or a contemporary competitive commodity to release to the market.
Sound mixing comes before the mastering stage, but it's done after...
What's the special difference between nearfield monitors and midfield monitors?
Should you buy nearfield speakers for mastering or are midfield speakers better for mastering music?
How much RAM (computer memory) do I need to improve the performance of a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) and make everything run smoothly without having to bounce tracks so often?
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