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What happened to the Blu-ray? The Once King of High-Definition Entertainment

Once 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. This…

The History of Audio, Analog to Digital Production | A Journey Through Time

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The Audiobook QC Rejection Loop | How to Get Your Project Approved

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With over two decades in the world of Audio Engineering and millions of minutes under his belt. Aaron R Reppert has seen every scenario that can happen during the creation of an audiobook. Great successes and complete failures. He understands…

PDF Manuscript to Audiobook & Adaptation: The Complete Preparation Guide

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Why You need an M&E for Foreign Film Distribution

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Once your picture is locked, color graded, and sound mixed, you're feeling pretty good. Maybe even have a distributor lined up. Well, if your delivery specs call for a "Fully Filled" M&E, you're going to need to know what that means. What…

Audio Drama Explained: What is a Radio Play and How Does Sound Design Tell a Story?

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With all of the audio content out there nowadays, you have probably heard the phrase "Audio Drama". So what is an Audio Drama, and how is it able to portray such an intricate story with no images? An Audio drama (AKA Radio Play or Audio…

How to Sell Your Audiobook Directly on Your Website: The Simple Author’s Guide

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You’ve finished the hard work: your audiobook is recorded, edited, mastered, and ready for listeners. Now what? While major retailers are an option, selling your audiobook directly on your website is a powerful move an author can make.…

Setting Up Your First Home Recording Studio | Step-by-Step Guide

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Looking to produce music or start a podcast? Maybe even mix for films? Well, here is what you'll need to know when setting up your first home recording studio. 1. The Brain: Studio Computer The computer you choose to run your DAW on will…

The Audio Post-Production Workflow Guide for Independent Filmmakers

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In the dynamic world of media production, a successful project hinges on effective collaboration, especially when working across different creative disciplines. For those of us in the audio post-production realm, a smooth partnership with video…

How ‘WICKED’ Recorded its Musical Singing Numbers Live | Behind the Scenes

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Wicked’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…

Automated Dialogue Replacement (ADR) and How It’s Used

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What 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…

Freq Lab Recording Adds SSL 9064J Mixing Console

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Today the SSL 9064J mixing console arrived for Freq Lab Recording and we couldn't pass up the opportunity to lend a hand in the big move. Shipped from Nashville, this will be just a handful of J series SSL mixing consoles in San Francisco & the Bay Area. This console features 62 channels with automated faders.