by Matty Harris | Jun 18, 2018 | Mixing & Mastering Technics
Acustica Audio’s Ruby is an emulation of the D.W. Fearn VT-5. According to their website, the equalizer uses passive LC circuitry with class-A triode vacuum tube stages for the input and output. I found this EQ to be super musical and loved the fact that you...
by Matty Harris | Jun 18, 2018 | Mixing & Mastering Technics
The Trinnov ST2 Pro and Sonarworks are both room correction equalizers. The Trinnov ST2 comes as a piece of hardware whereas Sonarworks works on your host computer. They both are great products but the Trinnov costs about $5000 more than the Sonarworks. Why, might you...
by Matty Harris | Jun 18, 2018 | Mixing & Mastering Technics
We all know that I am a super fan of Presonus Studio One. ( You can see the reason I switched from Pro Toos to Studio One Here.) So when they released Studio One 4, I was like a kid waiting for Christmas. But after it was released, I felt like the kid who didn’t...
by Matty Harris | Jun 18, 2018 | Mixing & Mastering Technics
The Pultec EQ is one of the most highly sought after and famous Equalizers. Luckily for us, I need more than one finger to count all the plugin emulations that are available today. (check out some of the tips and tricks using the UAD Pultec here.) In the video below...
by Matty Harris | May 12, 2018 | Mixing & Mastering Technics
Making a mono instrument stereo can help add new dimensions to any song. It can be guitars, keyboards or even percussion instruments. In mastering a common technique is to widen the side information to make the overall mix sound bigger and larger than life. Two of my...
by mixmaster | May 11, 2018 | Mixing & Mastering Technics
Acustica Audio Cream is an amazing plugin. It gives the classic console sound that was made famous at studios such as Abby Road’s back in the 1960’s and 1970’s. Today I will show all the different modules and how they work in the video...
