Null Tests: A Technical Deep-Dive
Null tests are an oft-misunderstood test people use in order to try to understand what a plugin or other piece of gear is doing.
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Null Tests: A Technical Deep-Dive
Null tests are an oft-misunderstood test people use in order to try to understand what a plugin or other piece of gear is doing.
Podcast
The Suno Lawsuit Isn't What You Think | Bradley Denniston
This episode, we talk about artistry and entrepreneurship with the multi-hyphenate producing engineering mixing songwriting artist and former weed hookup in Costa Rica, Bradley Denniston of Radium Records.
Plugin Philosophy
The (Not So) Hidden Feature in All Our Plugins
The other day, a friend and close collaborator of Musik Hack texted Sam and me to report a bug... only... it wasn't one.
It was a key feature we've built into every single Musik Hack plugin since the first release of Master Plan.
Plugin Philosophy
A Massive SweetEQ Update
Today we roll out a monstrous update to SweetEQ. These new features make it 5x more versatile in your workflow, without affecting the ease and effortlessness we love (and know you do too). The update is free for owners of SweetEQ.
Podcast
In the Room with Sam, Stan, and Alex
Having gotten a few interviews under our belt, we finally decided to sit down without a guest and discuss everything from filter design and DSP, to product decisions, what mastering really means and what mixing engineers are looking for in a workhorse plugin.
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No Gatekeeping Allowed
Theory follows practice, always. That idea holds true generally, I think, but in the realm of music, I’m prepared to stand behind that statement 100% - theory follows practice. The oldest surviving written music is about 3,400 years old. The oldest surviving instrument? A bone flute that’s around 40,000 years old. People have been making music for a whole lot longer than the haters have been hating or gatekeepers have been gatekeeping. We are supposed to be making music, ok? This is ancestral.
