Audio Technology

Learn about the latest audio plug-in technology and features from iZotope.

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Behind the Technology of Mix Assistant

Mix Assistant in Neutron 3 gives you a starting point for your mix by automatically suggesting gain levels for all the tracks in your session. Learn how this assistive audio technology works.

5 Tips for Better Audio at Home
Mar 31, 2021
Getting better audio at home is a challenge many musicians are facing these days. Here are 5 common-sense ways to improve your studio’s sound and workflow.
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Understanding Loudness in Audio Mastering
Jul 08, 2020
What is loudness? The answer may seem obvious, but let's explore the factors that influence our perception of loudness and how to apply them to audio mastering.
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Session File Management
Jun 08, 2020
Managing files in your sessions can be daunting. In this article, we’ll cover best practices for organizing your session files and streamlining your production.
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The Importance of Monitor Gain in Audio Mastering
Jun 04, 2020
Learn how to correctly set your monitor gain for audio mastering, and why doing so will help you achieve more consistent, tonally balanced results.
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MPE: MIDI Polyphonic Expression Explained
Jun 03, 2020
MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) is the next evolution of MIDI. In this article, we’ll cover its potential for creative expression and some MPE controllers.
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Inside the Decibel and Why It Matters
May 26, 2020
We do everything in decibels—but what are they anyway? Learn the decibel’s history, what it is, and how it applies to audio production.
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A History of Reverb in Music Production
May 01, 2020
What is a reverb in music? Reverb has played a crucial role in music production for nearly a century. In this article, we follow the development of artificial reverb in audio production.
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What Digital Reverb Actually Does
May 01, 2020
Digital reverb is a game-changer. In this article, we discuss how digital reverb works and considerations when using it.
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432 Hz vs. 440 Hz: Tuning Standards Explained
Apr 29, 2020
440 Hz is widely used as the tuning standard for western music, but 432 Hz is on the rise. Why is this? And which standard should you choose?
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