Have you ever watched a tutorial on mixing or mastering and thought: "What? I don't hear the difference that they're talking about."

It is going to become a standard to deliver floating point audio files to post-production (like in mastering or in a video post-production).

Client: “Do I only have x amount of tries to get this right?” No, I don’t think it is wise to spark that kind of fear in a client.

I made it a habbit to check out every episode of certain podcasts. At least check it out...if one is boring, oh well, I can always skip it.

Issues that come to mind right away are fine-tuning the low end, mixing kick and bass, balancing them out well and the stereo image.

Non AI Mixing - "Will non-AI mixing become the new vintage?" Where is this headed?