A Project Reflection blog So, I have been in a project for around 13 weeks at this point. Within the last five to six weeks have seen the production of a 4 track E.P. by an artist named Moni or MTEA, recorded and mixed by the audio crew I’m in, Team Bedlam. This team consists … More A Reflection with Team Bedlam
So I had a little revisit of a small sound-replacement project of a super old, 1960’s T.V show, Batman. A team of two worked on this project by the name of Zoe Stewart of Calder Sounds and I (Wyatt Nicholls). We spent about 4 weeks getting it done, but upon a recent review of … More Batman’s Final Reflection
A Project E.P. Blog Hello! So, I have been imbedded in a E.P. Project for a little over two to three months now and everything is just wrapping up. For those who don’t know, I am part of a small crew (Team Bedlam) and we have recorded a 4 track E.P. by an artist by … More Reflections of Affection Analysis
An E.P. project blog When you record and mix an artist’s track, sometimes you can’t help but feel like you should look at some other tracks that are in the same genre but are a little more well known. This is important for one reason, self-growth. As stated by a group called World Minded Team; … More Comparison to industry standards
A Post Production Blog So as of right now I am currently in the final stretches of a home run that is the pre-production of the short film I’m working with, Apple. I happened to be feeling a little rusty on the ol’ Foley department and as I am a part of this I thought … More Post Production Foley – CIU
A Location Sound Blog So as of this moment I am knee deep in the pre-production of a short film I’m doing the sound on called Apple. I figured that if I am to the best that I possibly can, then I better get into some research. Here are six elements of Location Sound that … More Location Sound Techniques – CIU
A Location Sound Blog As of this moment, I am knee deep in the pre-production on a short film called Apple. There are only three of us audio guys in charge of separate roles. Chase is in charge of ADR, Zoe is in charge of the Film Score, and I get the daunting task of … More Location Sound Equipment – CIU
A Blog about Mastering to Online Mediums So, picture this right. You’ve got a track that has been recorded and mixed well and mastered the track so its loud. But once you uploaded it to your online medium, it become s quiet, far quieter than everything else in your genre. The reason for this is … More Understanding LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale)
A Mastering Blog Mmm… okay let’s get into it. Mastering is the most significant process to turning a good mix into a great mix and making your album worthy of being played on the radio, Spotify, CD, whatever. For any who are confused, the Mastering Process is the last barrier that any song or album … More Basics of Mastering
I have found that when you are being recorded as the artist, there are many things that are considered vital for your music to get from the Jam room to Platinum. The largest of these is budget. Recording in a high-class studio with the best equipment is almost impossible if you are just starting out, … More The Budget of Recording
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