What sample rate and bit depth actually do, what the standards are and why, the cost of going higher, where higher rates earn their keep, and what I run for my own music and for mastering.
The studio is the perfect place for theft. But the release is the place for what you actually have to say.
Marketing has never been my strong point. In fact I always hated it.
I am seldom content with my finished work.
How do you practice discipline?
The moment you commit to audio, you stop renegotiating the past and start working on what's next.
Most music I make never feels finished to me. If you wait until you’re sure, until you’re more skilled, more established, more ready, the work doesn’t go out.
The musical styles and the tools have changed completely since Mozart's day. The work itself hasn't.