An important step in the mixing process is the way we organize our mixing sessions. It can be tedious, but this step is more important than you think and in the end it will only increase your workflow, and you will be a better mixer after all.

We're here today with our A&R specialist to go through some tips and tricks on how to stay organized with your DAW, so go ahead and tune in.

Your mix is done and your song is officially finished. But how do you get it out of your DAW and into the world? Rendering your project correctly is incredibly important, and there are some crucial things you need to remember about before clicking that render button.

What exactly? Take a look

We’ve all heard the dreaded term “Audio Clipping”. It often shows itself as an admonishing red light in our DAW, on our audio interface, or on our speakers, making the audio sound bad. So what can be done about it and to avoid that?

We're here today with our A&R Specialist to take a dive into the dreaded “Audio Clipping” and ways to avoid it.

What is a bit rate? Why is 44.1kHz the music industry standard? How do these number affect our music?

We're here today with our A&R specialist to touch on all those topics, so go ahead and tune in.

WAV or MP3? This is a question that still causes much confusion. A lot of musicians say that MP3 is faster to download and easier to stream on their phone - all true statements. 

However, they don't seem to recognize the difference between a WAV and a mp3, and what you lose when you compress a high-resolution audio file down into an 'easy to carry' mp3.