What is Bus Compression? Bus compression is a technique used in audio mixing to apply dynamic processing to multiple tracks simultaneously. It involves routing multiple audio signals to a single bus or group track and applying compression to that bus. This allows for the overall dynamics of the grouped tracks to be controlled and balanced, … Read more
What is Phase Inversion? Phase inversion, also known as phase flipping or polarity inversion, is a process in audio engineering where the phase of an audio signal is reversed. This means that the positive and negative parts of the waveform are swapped, resulting in a signal that is 180 degrees out of phase with the … Read more
What is a reference track? A reference track is a pre-existing audio track that is used as a point of comparison during the audio mixing and mastering process. It serves as a benchmark for the desired sound quality, balance, and overall feel of the final mix or master. Reference tracks can be songs from well-known … Read more
