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Arturia Introduces AudioFuse Studio Rev2 With Refined Preamps and Enhanced Bluetooth
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Arturia Introduces AudioFuse Studio Rev2 With Refined Preamps and Enhanced Bluetooth

Arturia launches AudioFuse Studio Rev2 with upgraded preamps, enhanced Bluetooth, extensive connectivity, and new software features.
VSL Expands Its World-Inspired Collection With Two New Synchron Libraries
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VSL Expands Its World-Inspired Collection With Two New Synchron Libraries

Vienna Symphonic Library expands its Synchron Series with new cimbalom and world percussion collections.
Austrian Audio launches the public beta version of PolarDesigner 3
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Austrian Audio launches the public beta version of PolarDesigner 3

Austrian Audio has announced the public beta testing of the latest version of its plug-in for use with the OC818 and OC-S10 microphones. PolarDesigner 3 is a post-processing tool that provides the ability to modify the polar pattern of recorded signals across five frequency bands, offering detailed control and flexibility. This functionality allows users to explore creative sound shaping, particularly with acoustic material. A key focus of this update is to streamline the workflow for users. P
The Vocal Recording Fundamentals
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The Vocal Recording Fundamentals

The Room First and foremost, you want to record in a room or space with limited reflections — unless the desired sound incorporates the ambience of a particular space, even then a second mic can always be used to capture room ambience as a separate track. Reflections can be redu…
SOUND SKULPTOR MP573
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SOUND SKULPTOR MP573

The MP573 is yet another modern reincarnation of the legendary 1073 mic-pre circuit in a 500-series API format. It is made by the French company Sound Skulptor, led by Jean-Pierre Kuhn. The company was established as a manufacturing facility for the French recording studio and n…
Best sounding portable audio interfaces
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Best sounding portable audio interfaces

Introduction There are so many audio interface models in the market and when it comes to choosing which one to buy, here comes a major issue. Difficulty in making the right purchase. It is often more difficult to beginners as they are not much familiar with industry brands and t…
Tegeler Audio TSM
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Tegeler Audio TSM

If you have been following my writing you would know the previous article I wrote was reviewing the Tegeler Audio Manufaktur Creme (VCA stereo compressor and Pultec-Style EQ). Today I will be reviewing another piece of Tegeler engineering called the TSM (Tube Summing Mixer). Ove…
EBONY VERB – Reverb Plugin BY ACUSTICA AUDIO
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EBONY VERB – Reverb Plugin BY ACUSTICA AUDIO

The reverb plugin I want to talk about today is a plugin emulation of the legendary EMT140 plate. It comes in the Ebony Channel strip from Acustica Audio. If you’re getting confused by the alien-looking picture above, the reverb is the 3rd unit, right in the middle of the channel
Interview with Jaime Gomez Arellano
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Interview with Jaime Gomez Arellano

Jaime Gomez Arellano is a highly professional producer and audio engineer based in the UK. After years of struggle and hard work, he is now an experienced professional. I had the honor of inviting him for an interview with Musixon to spread out some beneficial knowledge for our…
HammerAudio HA-872
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HammerAudio HA-872

A small startup from the UK is hammering out the cloning competition and are even going a step further into the unknown with incredible engineering, drive and innovation. Hammeraudio’s first attempt in microphone manufacturing is a supreme clone of the classic 70s U87. I won’t g…
Meet OKTAVA | Introduction and Overview
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Meet OKTAVA | Introduction and Overview

    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 co…
How to Set up Your Home Recording Studio
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How to Set up Your Home Recording Studio

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

What Is Mastering
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What Is Mastering

  Hey everyone, Mike Piacentini here from Sony Music’s Mastering Studio – Battery Studios! I’ll be working with the Musixon team to create some tutorials and explanations dealing with the topic of Mastering. I’m going to try and demystify some of the nuances and intricacies…
Interview with Alexander Lübbe
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Interview with Alexander Lübbe

  Hi Alex, thank you for taking the time to chat with us. Can you tell us a bit about yourself, your skills and how you started your career? I’m Alexander Luebbe. I am a music producer and mixing engineer from Hamburg, Germany. I started out by recording my friend’s hip-hop…
Interview with Sam Pappagallo
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Interview with Sam Pappagallo

Hi Sam, thanks for taking the time to chat with us.  Tell us a bit about yourself, your production style, and what got you into the studio production world. My name is Sam Pappagallo and I run Screaming Parrot Studios, which is a professional home-based studio located in Pottstown PA which is about 35 miles outside of Philadelphia. We primarily work with pop-rock, pop-punk, and heavy rock music, but can record singer-songwriter, metal, hip-hop, and rap. As an engineer, I started off in the hi
How to properly mix your drums
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How to properly mix your drums

Mixing drums can be seen as a very difficult task but it isn't.  The key here is to see the drums as one instrument that has multiple microphones that give us different perspectives on it.  So, keep in mind that your kick sound, snare sound, toms sound are not 100% isolated from each other as they would be when using sampled drum sounds.  On a real drumset, all the drum sounds depend on each other. Let's start with the most important aspect of the mix.
The Drum Recording
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The Drum Recording

  The two most important things of getting a good sound drum sound are to have a good drummer and a good drumset so what makes a good drummer?  A good drummer will be able to play on time, he will have a good balance when hitting the drums (for example, he will hit the