Quote of the Day “In his book Overcoming Destructive Anger, the psychologist Bernard Golden wrote, “Some researchers suggest that shame comes about from repeatedly being told, not that we did something bad, but that we are something bad. Shame, like
Quote of the Day “Dr. Anne Toner is a Cambridge University academic who spent years studying the history of the ellipsis. No, I’m not joking. But there is good news. She found it! Yes, the first time the famous dot-dot-dot
Quote of the Day “He used to wonder, with some impatience, why Rafe drove so slowly. Now he knew. To command the wheel of an open car with a girl on the seat beside you was to be established in
Quote of the Day “Anybody knows that you don’t play around with fortune-tellers. There’s no predicting what a fortune-teller might say, and once it’s said, no way of keeping it from happening. Once you hear what’s out there it isn’t
Quote of the Day “Who can ever do anything, after Beethoven?” – Franz Schubert, on his deathbed listening to a Beethoven quartet.
Quote of the Day “Whereas compression reduces dynamic range by turning down loud sounds, expansion does the opposite—it increases the dynamic range by turning down quiet sounds. There are a number of common applications for expanders when balancing a mix,
Quote of the Day “First, concentrate on the balance—can you hear everything you need to hear? When you can’t find a static position for a particular fader, then compress (and maybe mult as well) to try to remedy that. When
Quote of the Day “Take the fader all the way down. Bring it up gradually until the level seems reasonable. Mark the fader position. Take the fader all the way up (or to a point where the instrument is clearly
Quote of the Day “I find the quickest way to decide whether something is actually loud enough or not is to run the mix and turn the signal on and off. If you turn it on and you can hear
Quote of the Day “The first thing that can help is to bear in mind this simple piece of advice from Jack Joseph Puig (echoing an almost identical comment from Wyclef Jean): “You have to consider the fact that the