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What kinds of files should you be sending to your mastering engineer? Should you be leaving your buss processing on or off? How loud should your mixes be. Justin Colletti answers all this and more in today's episode.
When it comes to your work in the studio or in music, do you approach it like a job, or like a business? What's the difference? And why can treating your work like a business, rather than a "job" be both more fun and more fruitful? Justin Colletti dives deep.
If you don't have an audience already, releasing a full length album can be a confusing and downright depressing experience. There's a better way. Justin Colletti offers a better release strategy, more suited for the 21st century.
Would you benefit from having alternate versions of your master for streaming services and other platforms? Mastering engineer Justin Colletti gives his take.
Justin Colletti talks about why he stopped stealing music and plugins a long time ago, and how it helped him in his career. ...And how doing it can hold your own career back.
"The client wants my mix to sound just like their demo! What do I do?" Justin Colletti tackles the question of what to do when your mixing clients won't seem to give you the freedom to really improve their sounds.
Justin Colletti offers his two biggest picks for the factors that will make you successful in the studio... and practically anywhere else.
Depth. Immersion. Front to back spatial definition. Here's how to get more of it in your tracks.
Do you need to come from money to make it in the music world? Some people tell themselves it's a big factor. But how much does it really matter?
Fail your way to success! Justin Colletti offers two prime strategies on how to mix better by failing on purpose.
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