Reason’s modules are so deep that separate reviews could be made for each, but I will attempt to give a look at the product as a whole, and only briefly focus on a few parts that I found helpful in my day-to-day production work.
Wow, where has the time gone? It’s practically been a year since I last posted! Anyways, Dan from Audiofile Engineering was kind enough to send me a review copy of Quiztones. Quiztones is a small app that helps audio engineers and producers train their ears.
Lately, I’ve been working on mixing a small musical that will debut this Friday. It’s definitely a step outside of my comfort zone as mixing live is very different from mixing in a studio, and mixing a musical is very different from mixing a band. Here’s a compilation of some of the things I’ve learned and things that are different from studio work.
A new year, a brand new product review! Audio-Technica was kind enough to send me a set of their DJ headphones, the ATH-PRO700. I’ve been itching to try out a good set of headphones since the ones I’ve used to mix and listen with for the past 10 years, have begun disintegrating.
I hope you guys have gotten a great start to the year. Mine has been quite busy and I have big plans for the site. For one, I’m working on a visual overhaul, but as regular readers may have noticed, I’ve stopped posting as many articles on new gear coming out.
As you may have noticed, my posting hasn't been as regular as usual. In fact, I haven't even had a chance to check out the changes that were completed last week on the collaboration project!
Reason’s modules are so deep that separate reviews could be made for each, but I will attempt to give a look at the product as a whole, and only briefly focus on a few parts that I found helpful in my day-to-day production work.
Reason’s modules are so deep that separate reviews could be made for each, but I will attempt to give a look at the product as a whole, and only briefly focus on a few parts that I found helpful in my day-to-day production work.
Reason’s modules are so deep that separate reviews could be made for each, but I will attempt to give a look at the product as a whole, and only briefly focus on a few parts that I found helpful in my day-to-day production work.