Vinyl has made a huge comeback over the last few years, with more artists, labels and producers choosing to release their music on a physical format again.However, one thing many people don’t realise is that a master designed for streaming platforms is not always ideal for vinyl cutting. Modern digital masters are often heavily limited,
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Why Pushing Into Converters Can Sound Better (Mastering & A/D Clipping Explained) There’s a slightly old-school trick in mastering that doesn’t get talked about very often, but it can make a big difference to how a track feels when it comes back from mastering.That trick is pushing into the A/D converter. Now, this might sound
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Hybrid vs ITB Mastering: Why Analogue Still Matters There’s a question I get asked a lot:If analogue mastering takes longer than working entirely in the box… why do so many experienced engineers still prefer it? After recently finishing a batch of 90s-style jungle and drum & bass releases, I was reminded exactly why. And the
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Do I Need Audio Mastering? What Mastering Actually Does & Why It Matters
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