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Behind artificial intelligence isn’t just one technique. There are many different techniques and mathematical models. We explain some of them.
Starting a new piece of music almost every day – what sounds like a highly efficient assembly line, is the first step in the workflow of the German music producer Polarity.
Sonova has started testing and developing hearing aids at the new Real Life Lab. Sonova consulted sonible regarding the audio set-up of the research facility.
Tom Wiggans, FOH Engineer, worked with Bombay Bicycle Club, Amy Macdonald, UB40, and many more. Read more about his career and how he uses ml:mio.
From songwriting, composing and arranging to singing, playing instruments, recording and producing – Electropop artist Pænda does a lot on her own.
Should you apply an EQ or a compressor first to your audio material? We give you a few technical insights that might help you making a decision.
Did you know you can modify the shape of attack and release or adjust the detection focus in smart:comp? Take a look at these great control elements of smart:comp.
Whenever your are struggling to merge signals that are competing for attention in the same frequency region, smart:comp can help you out with spectral ducking.
You want to know how to use the main features of smart:comp? Let us show you how.
There is a lot to discover in the A.I. powered audio compression plug-in smart:comp – learn more about all its features.
The loudness war began with the assumption: the louder, the better. It’s a catchy thing to say, and it certainly changed the music and broadcasting industry a lot. But when it comes to audio, nothing is that simple – ever.
Sometimes very helpful control elements stay unknown until you stumble upon them. Coincidence is a fickle thing, so we rather show you all the important shortcuts and features of smart:EQ 2 in a short tutorial.