Expert Mastering Engineers Sound Off on Using Headphones for Audio Mastering
From monitoring during recording to being able to work without disturbing others, headphones have many roles in the world of audio. When it comes to audio...
iZotope Learn
Read and watch tutorials for iZotope audio plugins like Ozone, Neutron, and RX. Get music production tips, boost your post production skills, and more.
iZotope and Machine Learning: Speeding Up Your Workflow with Assistive Audio Technology
In a world where everything is due yesterday, there’s an extra push to get things done faster. Thankfully, there are many ways to speed up your...
6 Tips for Using Ozone's Utilities in Mixing and Mastering
Many people love Ozone for its assistive audio technology, its compressors, its intelligent limiting, and other tonal-shaping aspects....
Mastering video game music: Celeste, Battlewake, and more
Video game music enhances our immersion in the world of a video game. And for many enthusiasts, this love for video game music extends beyond gaming...
Getting Started with Your New iZotope Plug-ins
So you’ve just bought or demoed your first iZotope plug-in. Now what? If you don’t know where to start, that’s ok! We’ve curated...
6 Ways to Pair Nectar with Neutron
If you have both Neutron 3 and Nectar 3, it may be hard to know when to use which: you have two-channel strips at your disposal, one geared towards the...
Collaborating with Other Songwriters
With Spire Studio, you can bring an interface, a DAW, and an audio sketchpad with you anywhere in the world—with room to spare. This shifts the...
Compression: When and How to Use It in Nectar, Neutron, and Ozone
This article demonstrates compression concepts using older versions of Neutron, Nectar, and Ozone. To access the latest features, upgrade to Music...
How to Mix and Master with Reference Tracks in Ozone
Track referencing is a staple in both mixing and mastering workflows that ensures the track you’re working on is headed in the right direction. In...
Designing a Sonic Universe with Echoic Audio: Part 3
Gus Nisbet is a guest contributor from Echoic Audio, an award-winning music and sound design studio working across advertisements, film, and art....
Beginner Tips for Writing Music to Picture: Film, TV, and Beyond
With the amount of music work there is in the world of film, TV, and all other sorts of visual media, sooner or later, you're bound to land a project that...
MIDI Data: What It Is and How to Use It
MIDI (pronounced mid-e) stands for Music Instrument Digital Interface. It’s a mouthful when called by its full name, and 99% of the time you’ll hear the...
