Online Music Mixing

Mixing & mastering: get a pro in, or do it yourself?

It's one of those dilemmas.

In recent years, several online mastering services have emerged (including the famous Abbey Road Studios'), but now a team of professionals takes things one step further (or back), offering a complete mix-down service, and all handled remotely......read on.

The team behind Online Music Mixing are four sound engineers whose credits range from The Libertines and Kasabian, Orbital and The Prodigy to Girls Aloud and The Ting Tings. The idea is that, while the likes of GarageBand and Live have led to ever more people making music at home, not everyone can be a great songwriter or musician and a great producer - so the OMM team are there to help.

Prices range from £175 to £450 per track, depending on your choice of engineer. And it's not just a case of firing off a bunch of files and hoping, either: "Effective information exchange is critical," says co-founder Daniel Hulme. "Our aim is to create a one-to-one dialogue between client and engineer, even though it's all done remotely."

If you decide to try OMM's service, please leave a comment with your thoughts!



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VUVUZELA? Maybe Not!

The 2010 World Cup kicked off in great style and colour on the 11th of june in South Africa to the joy of many a football fan across the globe...that is until the droning sound of bee swarms officially known as the Vuvuzela vibe threatened to marr the experience for those of you who'd never experienced watching football matches televised in Africa. If you feel desperate and want a solution provided to tackle this media niggle then look no further as WAVES yes waves have come up with the ultimate World Cup saving Plug-in. Used as instructed this plug-in will subtract that Bee-hive ambience that you perceive when matches are in play as well as providing a boost to the commentary and other stadium sounds. To read more on this article visit the link below.

Waves Vuvuzela Noise Reduction Solution

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WaveLab 7 for Windows... and Mac!

Finally! WaveLab 7 runs under Windows as well as Snow Leopard bringing all advantages of its professional editing and mastering tools to the Mac user. No more running dual systems on precious Macs!

WaveLab 7 is expected to ship in the second half of 2010. Stay tuned for updates.

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