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Most Popular Questions
What Does The Recording Procedure Look Like?
Firstly, the sound engineer will adjust the client/artist's listening environment (headphones) to a comfortable state, then test about three microphones based on the singer/artist's specific voice, and select the most suitable one for recording.
The client/artist can then choose to record several times and then cut the final parts together by punching in, or they can choose to record a phrase or paragraph and then record the next part. Whichever they are most comfortable with.
After recording, appropriate editing is done to the mix according to the client/artist's needs. The time required varies depending on the client/artists actual situation (such as the accuracy of the pitch and rhythm the might need to be adjusted).
After editing, the Sound Engineer will mix down the recording. At this time, the client/artist can choose to go home and wait for the final product.
What Is Mastering
Mastering is the final stage of music production. It ensures your track has the right balance, loudness, and clarity across all playback systems, from headphones to car speakers. At Unidyne Studio, our mastering process polishes your mix, enhances its impact, and prepares it for release on streaming platforms, radio, and physical formats.
What Is Mixing?
Mixing is the intricate process of combining and balancing various musical elements into a single, unified audio track. During the mixing process, Sound Engineers meticulously manipulate the frequency response, dynamics, timbre, placement, reverb, and soundstage of each individual element to optimize its sonic contribution to the overall composition. These enhanced elements are then carefully layered together to create the final product.
What Is Audio Editing?
Audio editing is the process of cleaning, organising, and improving recorded audio before mixing. It includes cutting and comping takes, fixing timing and pitch, removing noise or unwanted sounds, adding fades for smooth transitions, and preparing the session for mixing or mastering.
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