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Busting 3 Big Mastering Myths

3 mastering myths busted on Bobby Owsinski's Music Production Blog

Just as mixing has changed through the years, so has mastering. That said, there are so many mastering myths today, and they keep on getting reinforced thanks to all the mastering plugins available. Let’s bust 3 of the big mastering myths (there are many more) in order to help you think about the art of […]

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Engineer Lenise Bent, Metal Still Rules, And The Death Of The Key Change On My Latest Podcast

Lenise Bent on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast

On my latest podcast episode: Engineer Lenise Bent talks about getting her start as an assistant at Village Recorders, working on Steely Dan’s Aja album, being chief engineer for producer Mike Chapman, getting sick from the intense work schedule, starting back at the bottom in post, and much more. Despite reports about its demise, Metal […]

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A Glossary Of Mixing Terms – Part 2

Mixing Glossary Part 2 on Bobby Owsinski's Music Production Blog

Last week we covered Part 1 of the glossary of mixing terms. This week is part 2. Both come from the latest 5th edition of my Mixing Engineer’s Handbook. I/O. The input/output of a device. immersive audio. Multi-dimensional sound that completely envelops the listener because of speakers placed around the listening environment as well as […]

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Publicist Ramon Hervey, You Can’t Trust Social Networks, And We Dance More With VLFs On My Latest Podcast

Ramon Hervey on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast

On my latest podcast episode: Master publicist Ramon Hervey spoke about promoting the great Motown acts, managing Little Richard, working with Mohammed Ali, what it takes to be successful in the entertainment business, dealing with celebrity egos, and much more. Why you can’t trust social networks for your only online presence Very Low Frequencies (VLFs) […]

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A Glossary Of Mixing Terms – Part 1

Mixing Glossary Part 1 on Bobby Owsinski's Music Production Blog

Lately I’ve been getting some questions regarding some of the terms I use during song critiques, so that means it’s probably a good time to break out the mixing glossary from my Mixing Engineer’s Handbook. 0dB Full Scale. Abbreviated FS, it’s the highest level that can be recorded in the digital domain. Recording beyond 0dBFS […]

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A Brief History Of Film Scoring

The history of film scoring

While most musicians want high-profile gigs that keep them from working day jobs, even those that are successful have a dream of getting into film scoring. Many musicians with lucrative gigs playing with superstars, and even superstars themselves, will quit everything for that one shot of touching Hollywood and scoring a film. There’s a glitter […]

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