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i often find myself comparing audio mixing with cooking in a hypothetical analogy between the two. I mean it’s quite obvious….in both...

I still remember, with a certain nostalgic feeling, the “no-screen-in-front-of-the-mixing-desk” days. And it’s probably to this vivid memory

I am an analog enthusiast but also a great fan of digital evolution and to be honest I never thought that these two are in a conflict.

“worse” from a strictly technical point of view: limited dynamic range, excessive noise and a quite weird frequency response

I’ve been lucky enough to be able to record in very interesting acoustic spaces.

The answer of course is absolutely no! Not only analog (but digital emulations too) eq’s are not born equal!

I got my first re-amping box from Radial almost 15 years ago. My initial cause was to be able to offer guitar re-amping services

Pure, not poor! The evolution of digital audio workstations over the past years led to an enormous rise of smaller, project based music...

Today's music industry demands more skills, knowledge and inspiration than ever before. But in such a competitive environment you also...