Mastering – Page 5 – Real HD-Audio

Non Audiophile Boomers…and the Jambox

I made to Big Sky. The doctor told me that I was good to go after looking at the latest

Today’s post is a continuation of yesterday discussion of vinyl LPs and why they can’t match the fidelity of PCM

I received an email from my friend Alan Kanter that was published in LA Weekly about the relative merits of

Musical dynamics are specified in relative terms. One passage of composition can be louder or quieter than another but that

Just how loud is too loud? If you’re the bassoonist in a symphony orchestra and you’re seated right in front

Music is comprised of five major components. Students of music learn these things in private lessons, online courses, and university

Everyone interested in high-resolution audio needs to have a set of tools in order to qualify individual tracks as high-res

Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Bonzai interviewed Don Was and Ed Cherney about the Grammy Winning album “Nick of Time” by Bonnie

I skipped Charlie’s agility training class this morning and headed to the Anaheim Convention Center to attend the National Association

The Audiophiliac, aka Steve Guttenberg, interviewed mastering engineer Dave McNair and basically asked, “what’s the biggest factor in determining the