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What happened to the Blu-ray? The Once King of High-Definition Entertainment
articles, blog, film sound, historyOnce the undisputed champion of high-definition home entertainment, Blu-ray has experienced a market decline in recent decades, based on statistics. While its mainstream dominance may have somewhat faded, the format is far from obsolete.
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Aaron R Reppert2023-10-26 11:56:462026-01-04 16:24:00The History of Audio, Analog to Digital Production | A Journey Through Time
Mastering Music for Streaming: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube
articles, audio engineering, audio production, blog, how toIn today’s digital age, streaming platforms reign supreme. As musicians and audio engineers, we must adapt our mastering techniques to ensure our music sounds its best across platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. This means understanding…

How ‘WICKED’ Recorded its Musical Singing Numbers Live | Behind the Scenes
articles, audio engineering, audio production, blog, film sound, how toWicked’s film adaptation, which was released on November 22, 2024 (for the USA), transports audiences to the Land of Oz with its dazzling visuals and, crucially, its iconic musical numbers. One of the most talked-about aspects of its production…

Are all audio engineers the same? What type are you in audio production?
articles, audio engineering, blogWhen it comes to audio production, it's crucial to understand that not all audio engineers are created equal. Believe it or not, the landscape of audio engineering is diverse, with various specializations tailored to different aspects of production.…

Automated Dialogue Replacement (ADR) and How It’s Used
articles, audio engineering, audio production, blog, film sound, history, how toWhat is Automated Dialogue Replacement?
Automated Dialogue Replacement, or ADR, is the process of replacing original production dialogue with new recordings to improve clarity, performance, or technical quality. While it is occasionally used…
