audio mixing
If you’re new to the world of podcasting, you may be wondering how to effectively distribute your podcast. Well, for starters, you’re going to need a hosting platform that’s capable of delivering your podcast to the various podcast directories that are out there—such as Apple Podcasts and
Like most of us, if you don’t have the optimal recording space for mixing Dolby Atmos tracks, or you just can’t afford a 7.1.4 speaker-based system, you’re going to be relying on headphones to do your mixing. This is not necessarily a bad thing. With the right pair of headphones, you can get a soundstage that convincingly approximates a Dolby Atmos speaker setup, while saving yourself thousands of dollars in expensive gear and acoustic room treatment.
For the best imaging experience, the key is to invest in open-back headphones, as they will
Right off the bat, we should tell you that this article is intended for podcasters who are just starting out. In this article, we’re going to stick with fundamental approaches and tips to getting a professional sounding podcast. We will also suggest great options for those with time constraints or limited audio production skills. Of course, research and practice will still be required after reading this article. But we’ll at least show you all the available tools to help you
Blackmagic Design has dropped some brand-new products to maximize your broadcast and live production environments. New ATEM switchers, studio cameras, and even a Microphone Converter bridge the gap between set and post-production, thanks to camera-to-cloud workflows.
ATEM Microphone Converter
ATEM
Location sound mixing is a demanding art that requires a very specific set of tools and skills; one without the other won’t get you far. Though you can’t purchase talent and dedication from B&H, we do offer the gear you’ll need to make it in the business. As you might suspect, some pieces are slick, but not necessary, while others you don’t want to live without. So, let’s look at 10 essential items for the rig of a serious location sound mixer.
1: Multitrack Field Recorder
Obviously, you need something portable on which you can record and
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Spend a few minutes with Justin Colletti from B&H’s partner Sonic Scoop and learn some useful guidelines for mixing audio through multiple compressors in series—meaning, one after the other.
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Sit down with Justin Colletti, from B&H’s partner, Sonic Scoop, and learn the ins and outs of one of the most widely used techniques in mixing audio: parallel compression. If you’ve ever wondered how the pros get their drums, bass, or vocals to pop out, parallel compression might be just the trick. Colletti discusses just what parallel compression is, how to go about setting it up in the box, and offers some examples of other types of parallel processing. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other