Discover the World of Recording Studios: The Heart of Music Production Recording studios are the beating heart of the music production process. Whether you’re a budding musician or an experienced producer, understanding how these magical spaces work can elevate your audio recording skills. This blog post explores the essentials of recording studios, the equipment involved, …
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Introduction If you’re passionate about sound, music production, or audio engineering, chances are you’ve wondered how to level up your skills beyond your bedroom studio setup. One of the most immersive ways to grow as an audio engineer or music producer is to spend time inside a professional environment. That’s why many people turn to …
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In the ever-evolving world of audio production, the line between human creativity and artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly blurred. One area where this is especially noticeable is in the world of music mastering. With the rise of AI-driven music mastering services, artists now have a decision to make: should they opt for a traditional human …
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Many artists dream of landing a record deal, but, breaking through the industry’s gatekeepers is a gruelling uphill battle. Record labels receive hundreds, if not thousands, of demos every week, and most of them never make it past the first 10 seconds of listening. Why? Because, aside from talent, A&R reps also look and listen …
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Introduction: There’s a common misconception that in order to use a music production studio, you must be a skilled instrumentalist. You might imagine people in the studio surrounded by guitars, synths, and drum kits, fingers flying over keys and strings. And while that can be true for many, it’s far from the whole picture. Whether …
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In today’s hyper-digital world, artists have unprecedented access to recording tools straight from their laptops. Yet when you’re aiming for truly world-class results, nothing matches the craft that happens inside a professional mixing and mastering studio, especially one that seamlessly combines the sonic magic of analogue hardware with the surgical precision of modern digital tools. …
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You’ve finally completed the mixes of your debut record—congratulations! It’s an incredibly exciting moment. Now comes the crucial final step: mastering. Naturally, you want the best possible outcome for your music, and it’s tempting to think that sending your tracks off to a high-profile mastering studio in the USA will guarantee superior results. But is …
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When you’re ready to take your music to the next level, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is choosing the right music producer. Whether you’re working on your debut single or your next big project, understanding the different types of producers and what they bring to the table is crucial. At Moreish Studios, we …
When you book time at a music recording studio, one of the first decisions you’ll face is how you want to record your music. Should you go with a live recording session, capturing the raw energy of a real-time performance? Or would a multi-layered (also called multitrack) approach give you the precision and control you’re …
Some songs might sound complete to an untrained ear, but to a mastering engineer, it’s still a raw canvas. Beneath the surface, there are hidden inconsistencies such as frequencies that clash, dynamics that lack cohesion, and spatial imbalances that weaken the song’s presence. These details are often imperceptible to the artist or producer, yet they …
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