Occasionally when browsing the internet looking for amusing felines or creases in the matrix we discover ourselves peering back out of the abyss. Here are a […]
We occasionally get enquiries from potential clients who want to hear “Before and After” samples of our work, and wonder where to find such examples on our website. The fact is we have never considered publishing before and after audio clips, and we never would, for a number of reasons.
SoundPost: Alison Moyet, Bo Bruce, 2forJoy, Hiatus, Niki And The Dove & The Correspondents
Welcome to the latest in our series of SoundPosts where we showcase some of the more interesting, noteworthy, or just plain great-sounding music that has come […]
Rupert Neve Designs – Portico II Master Buss Processor – Some Thoughts
Fluid Mastering‘s Nick Watson talks about his initial impressions of this new addition to our main mastering studio. Last Summer we tried out a couple of […]
Top Ten Pre-Mastering Pitfalls #3: Clipped Starts and Ends
This is a surprisingly frequent problem, usually resulting from mixes being created in-the-box by bouncing or exporting a mix-down between left and right locators, placed on […]
Top Ten Pre-Mastering Pitfalls #2: Distortion (or IT’S TOO LOUD part ii)
In the first of these posts I talked about how excessive levels combined with dynamic processing at various points in the production can give rise to […]
The Full English Podcast: Nick & Tim talk to Phil English
We were recently paid a visit by producer Phil English (Feeder, Biffy Clyro) and Mike Banks from the renowned RecordProduction.com website. They wanted us to help them with their […]
We’re often asked “what makes a track un-masterable?” and although that’s an impossible question to answer, there are a few common practises, mistakes and misdemeanours which […]
Welcome to another selection of video and audio snippets, all of which have passed through our celebrated mastering studio. This time we combine the worlds of […]
Back in early 2011, Rupert Brown of The DSP Project visited Fluid Mastering to interview our very own Tim Debney. Many thanks to Rupert for letting […]