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Mastering is one of the most important stages of the production process. It’s where you finalize your mix and apply the finishing touches. It’s als...

While it would be great to hire a world-class mixing and mastering engineer to finish off all of your productions, the reality is, most of us do it...

In this video, Mo is going to show you how to use different kinds of heavy processing to improve presence and punch in your mix. He will also look...

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One of the core responsibilities of the mastering engineer is to improve the clarity of a mix. While stem mastering offers more control over tradit...

In this video, Mo is going to show you should AND shouldn't introduce stereo enhancement whilst mastering. He'll show you how to keep an eye on th...

Punch is a crucial element of any mix or master. But it can be tricky to know if your track has the right amount of punch—or what to do if it doesn...

Nothing makes a track hit hard like a good bass synth. Whether it’s a powerful sustaining sine wave, a snarling sawtooth, or a bouncy plucked rhyth...

When it comes to mastering, clarity is crucial.  If your track sounds muddy or muffled, it can be difficult to make out individual tracks. Instrume...

In this video, Mo will be taking a look at a typical in-the-box mastering session, more specifically the low frequencies. Mo goes through every st...

I can still remember when I actually heard the sound of compression for the first time. Instructors had given me countless demonstrations, but I co...

Before its release in 1975, the label executives surrounding Queen suggested that Bohemian Rhapsody was too long (at 5 minutes 55 seconds) and c...