OKTAVA MK012 A little-known company from Russia called Oktava has made a silent entry in the recording gear industry and are crushing the competition with surprisingly high quality and low costs. In this article, I’ll be reviewing a set of unique small diaphragm condenser microphones that are grabbing the attention of more engineers
We were recently contacted by one of our followers in relation to a public service announcement around record label "CEO", Dan Byelich. Dan also raps and produces under the moniker "D. Lynch". Usually, we take these accusations fairly lightly, however when presented with the evidence we felt it was important to bring this to the
Can you tell us a little about yourself? I am an LA based Music Producer, Songwriter, and Audio Engineer. I have been making music for the last 9 years, focused primarily on mastering my creativity and continuously developing my skill set. After graduating from Berklee College of Music with a degree in Music Production and
Adam Chamberlain is an audio engineer based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He is the Video Production Audio Engineer at Life.Church, a multi-site organization with nearly 30 locations in states across the US and attendance averaging near 100,000 people per weekend. He also works from his home studio, primarily focusing on mastering. He started his
I am on the hunt for new monitors for my home-studio and I’d like to share my experience during this process. In this article, we’ll discuss my process of picking new monitors and I’ll compare speakers from: • Yamaha • Dynaudio • Munro • Focal • KRK • Adam • Genelec • Neumann If
When most audio professionals (artists, producers, engineers, mixers) hear the name Barefoot they associate it with unaffordable speakers that they would only dream of owning or using at a big studio. The reality is that most of us are in our home/project studios that can’t facilitate these monitors… Cue the Barefoot Footprint01 model from the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4xQwi55YQg&t=50s Oliver Gräfen doing a review of Stylophone GEN X-1 for Musixon. Oliver Gräfen - Music Producer
Far too many people write on how to set up a recording environment at home but exclude the mixing side of it. In most cases when people record at home, chances are they mix on their own because they are on a budget. In this article, I will explain the basics of setting up a
Interview with Travis Ball, Mixing Engineer from Nashville. https://www.travisballmixing.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJZxUsPZzL8&t=18s
It’s hard to use words to describe how a reverb is going to sound. We use reverb on everything from guitars to clave to audiobook dialogue, so it’s difficult to recommend what’s going to sound good for you. I can, however, explain the extremely thought-out interface of Verberate and how you can make this
