Audio production processes

Audio production processes

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   • Mastering: Mastering: In this part the results of the mix will be checked and corrected in order to achieve an acceptable sound and with adequate levels in each song of a final production, taking care of the separation between each of them, the inputs and outputs, and the codes.
   • • Equipment: Computer, Daw, Monitors headphones, Plugins. It is important to perform a good mastering so that the final result has uniformity and can be reproduced in different equipment while maintaining an optimal range of fidelity.
     • • Professional: Mastering Engineer

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   • Recording: it is the production phase where the audio is captured through the microphones that are available to be stored in the studio computer.
   • •   Equipment: Monitors, headphones, Microphones, Stands, Cables, Interface, DAW, Computer, Musical instruments.  It is important because it depends on the adequate capture of the sound that the final result is as expected.
     • • Professionals: Sound engineer Assistant (sound technician) Music producer (in some cases)

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   • Mixing: At this stage, the captured sound is manipulated, applying some processes that will modify the amplitude, timbre and balance of the recording master.
   • • Equipment: Computer, Daw, Monitors headphones, Plugins. This stage is important to organize the sounds and enhance their attributes always in search of the desired results.
     • • Professional: Mixing engineer

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