Music Scales and Frequencies
How do they relate to each other? Every single music note that we hear is defined by one specific frequency or pitch. Each frequency is nothing else than air particles [...]
Tuco: Behind the Scenes
Aside from the great equalizers that you can find in their collection like SonEQ 2 or Burnley 73, Sonimus also has a compression gem among its treasures. There have been [...]
Equalizers Explained
When we talk about equalizers, most people think about filters and tone — tools for carving and sculpting the sound to clean any noise and enhance the quality of your recording.
The Rule of Three
A big question that's been around in the recording industry for a while now is what backup strategy should be followed to store the recordings. Especially on those days when [...]
What is Crosstalk?
Digital data is information represented by a string of discrete binary digits. All the information, graphics, and audio in our computers are encoded by these strings of zeros and ones. [...]
Britson vs Satson – What’s the difference?
Paul Third is comparing 2 console plugin emulations Sonimus Britson and Sonimus Satson.
Audio Compression and Over-Compression in Modern Heavy Music Production
Audio compression in Heavy Rock and Metal has become a cornerstone of Modern Music Production Techniques. As mixes become denser and denser and each instrument fights for its space in [...]
The Ultimate Glue: G-bus Compressor
The 90’s gave us some of the most legendary hits in music history. All-time classics like ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit,’ ‘Wonderwall,’ ‘Wannabe,’ ‘Basket Case’ and many more were released in the decade when rock and pop reigned the charts.
Britson Console Emulation: Workflow Walkthrough
Watch this video to learn more about the workflow and basic features of Sonimus Britson.
Sweetone on Vocals: Basic Walkthrough
Watch this video to explore some of the main features of Sweetone.
The Main Features of Burnley 73
Watch this video to explore some of the main features of Sonimus Burnley 73.
Adapting To The New Times
Every time a new Operating System is announced, there is a shake in the software development area that lasts a few months, until everything gets stable again. Customers get bombarded [...]
