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13 minPhilosophy, studies, internship, assisting, setup, DAW of choice, mix vs. stem mastering, genre-based focus
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15 minTarget levels, ‘louder vs. better’ psychology, DSP normalisation, penalisation triggers, optimising for algorithms
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07 minSample rate, bit depth, SRC, streaming platform resolutions, playback device capabilities, advancements
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15 minStudio design, monitoring environments, translation, headphone QC, distortion, analog vs. digital processing
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10 minMastering ‘It Takes Two’ by Fiji Blue
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10 minMastering ‘Lose my Mind’ by James Arthur
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12 minMastering ‘Casinò’ by Lucrezia
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08 minMastering ‘When’ by Moyka
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06 minMastering ‘Loved You A Little’ by The Maine ft. Taking Back Sunday & Charlotte Sands
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07 minMastering ‘Handle with Care’ by Francis Karel
Mastering
Workshop
Various Artists
Song : Workshop
Duration:13 min / 1h48 Subtitles: English, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, French
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Philosophy, studies, internship, assisting, setup, DAW of choice, mix vs. stem mastering, genre-based focus
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02 min
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13 min
Philosophy, studies, internship, assisting, setup, DAW of choice, mix vs. stem mastering, genre-based focus
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15 min
Target levels, ‘louder vs. better’ psychology, DSP normalisation, penalisation triggers, optimising for algorithms
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07 min
Sample rate, bit depth, SRC, streaming platform resolutions, playback device capabilities, advancements
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15 min
Studio design, monitoring environments, translation, headphone QC, distortion, analog vs. digital processing
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10 min
Mastering ‘It Takes Two’ by Fiji Blue
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10 min
Mastering ‘Lose my Mind’ by James Arthur
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12 min
Mastering ‘Casinò’ by Lucrezia
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08 min
Mastering ‘When’ by Moyka
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06 min
Mastering ‘Loved You A Little’ by The Maine ft. Taking Back Sunday & Charlotte Sands
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07 min
Mastering ‘Handle with Care’ by Francis Karel
About Idania Valencia
Idania Valencia is a mastering engineer from Mexico City. Her passion for music began as a young teenager when she started playing the piano and writing songs. This led her to pursue a degree in music composition at Academia de Musica Fermatta. She was strongly advised by her parents to study composition only under the condition that she also undertook music production and engineering as a backup plan. Over time, Idania became more drawn to the areas of production and engineering. She eventually...
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