The SonicScoop Podcast | Music Production, Audio Engineering, and The Business of Music
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S1 Ep 4A Better Way to EQ, Better Way to Compress & Better Way to Reverb [004]
Can you get better at audio in 30 minutes or less? Justin Colletti thinks you can. Glean some production wisdom from these 3 breakthrough tips that will give you better frameworks for mixing.
S1 Ep 3Making Albums: How Much Does it Really Cost, and How Long Will it Take? [Podcast 003]
Ready to record a full length album? How much should you budget? Justin Colletti explores. Thanks to Eventide, Soundtys and Novation for sponsoring this podcast. For more on this subject see: https://sonicscoop.com/2016/05/21/how-long-is-this-gonna-take-the-time-and-cost-of-recording-a-full-length-album/ https://sonicscoop.com/2016/06/09/time-cost-making-album-case-study-nirvana/ https://sonicscoop.com/2012/08/16/producers-weigh-in-on-kickstarter-recording-budgets/
S1 Ep 2What is Mastering and Is it Really Necessary? [#002]
Just what do mastering engineers really do, anyway? Justin Colletti dives deep into this topic in the second episode of our new podcast series. Thanks to Soundtoys, Novation and MasteringDemystified.com for sponsoring this episode. For more on this topic, you can find the two articles mentioned in the podcast below: https://sonicscoop.com/2014/10/09/is-the-mastering-engineer-still-necessary https://sonicscoop.com/2018/05/16/im-not-afraid-landr-auto-mastering-software/
S1 Ep 1Studios, Freelancers: How Much Should You Charge?? [#001]
Producers, engineers, freelancers: How much should you charge?? Justin Colletti dives deep into this topic in the very first episode in SonicScoop's new weekly podcast/videocast series. Have questions? Requests for future podcast topics or guests? Email us at [email protected] Remember to subscribe, rate and review! Many thanks to our sponsors, Soundtoys, Focusrite and GIK Acoustics. For more, visit SonicScoop.com. For more on this topic, see the article mentioned in the episode: https://sonicscoop.com/2017/02/05/should-recording-studios-advertise-their-rates-and-how-much-should-they-charge/3/