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Ep 020: Essential Compression Tips with Jason Moss
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Today’s entire episode is focused on the art and science of compression. Joining Scott is Jason Moss, a veteran mixing engineer and the founder of BehindTheSpeakers.com. He has worked with Glassnote, Disney, and Sony, as well as dozens of indie artists, and often lectures on mixing.
Compression is something that lots of mixers and engineers struggle to understand and apply well. When you grasp the concept that compression is nothing more than an automatic volume knob, you'll start to make some serious strides in the quality of your mixing. There are a lot of different ways compression can be executed, but that idea is key.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://audioskills.com/podcast/
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