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Join us for an in-depth tour of Flux Studios in New York City’s Lower East Side, an eight-room recording facility owned by producer, engineer, and mixer Fab Dupont. Along the way, we explore writing rooms, tracking spaces, Dolby Atmos workflows, vintage gear collections, and the studio’s unique community-driven approach to music production. We also sit down with Fab Dupont and studio manager Daniel Sanint to discuss building a career in audio, finding your sound as an engineer, the future of recording studios, Dolby Atmos mixing, mentorship,
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The Antelope A4-1B Analog Automated Opto Valve Compressor combines the warm, smooth sound of vintage analog compression with the precision and flexibility of digital control. Andrew is in the recording studio to break down how the A4-1B Opto-Valve works and how you can use it in your music production. Thank you to Alana Alexander and Atomic Sound in Brooklyn!
0:00 - About Tube Compressors
1:06 - Singing Performance
1:33 - Settings
2:24 - Vocals: Uncompressed vs. Fixed Timing
2:45 - Hybrid Timing Setting
3:33 - Vocals: Hybrid Timing
4:00 -
by Phillip Nichol… · Posted
It happens so easily and innocently. One day, you’re laughing at a party while tunes pump through a Bluetooth speaker at the back of a room. The next thing you know, you’ve dedicated an entire room as a temple for the purest, uncompromising audio fidelity, where you sit motionless in a state of emotional euphoria as your favorite songs fill your ears with the vibrant sounds their creators so painstakingly crafted. It’s difficult to know why some become passionately obsessed with the sound of music, while others are perfectly content with the
by Jason T · Posted
Have you ever wondered where the music from your favorite TV shows and movies comes from? Well, there’s a good chance it came from a production music library. Production music libraries are catalogues of readily available music that allow producers and music supervisors to select pieces to be used to score their films, television shows, advertisements, and web content. Today’s libraries typically feature a broad range of musical styles and genres, which are categorized specifically by mood and feel, to streamline the process of matching music