schwebung.bsky.social
Mastering audio at https://schwebung.studio
Latest work → https://buymusic.club/user/schwebung
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OK, this makes sense…
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Thanks, I would have missed this 🔔
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‘never looked back‘
I love a good espresso, but the trajectory of green tea is so much more effective when it comes to providing energy and freshness. Maybe go a couple of weeks w/o coffee, then try green tea again?
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Did you try green tea? Caro and I switched from 4-5 espressos a day to two cups of matcha a good year ago and never looked bad. Now an espresso really knocks me out.
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Thanks Dan!
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This was fun!
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… early in May to move in my gear, fine-tune the acoustics and learn the new space.
Please contact me at <studio at schwebung • com> if you have a project that needs to be finished in April or to book a session in May.
Thanks, and see you there.
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with a dedicated high-end current supply.
While reopening the new space today was a plan, there were delays. I decided to keep my trusted room for another month, until the end of April. I have a few slots for mastering projects available now until I have to close for a week … /3
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Last December, it became clear that we had to leave our beloved flat after living there for 12 years. We finally signed a contract for a new apartment in February. We moved some days ago after a month of renovation and overseeing the construction of a new studio, a room-within-a-room construction /2
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Thanks so much , Seán. I searched for this last night!
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I would love to read it. Reinhold visited me while he was working on it, and we've been comparing mixes and releases of various electroacoustic pieces.
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The Karl Record mixdown sets different priorities throughout most of the piece.
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Great stuff, thanks for sharing!
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I haven’t visited the US since 2015, and I miss some friends and cities badly.
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I grew up with The Specials, so that was an easy step ; )
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… and this stunning work by Asa Horvitz, Carmen Quill, Ariadne Randall, and the one and only Wayne Horvitz.
Enjoy
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Out now on Eaux Sombres
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Out now on @shelter-press.bsky.social
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I used to live down the street for 6 months in ’94, 1st & Ave. C. Good times.
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+ Grouper’s ‘Shade‘ repress
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HxH, Ameel Brecht, Floid X W92, Ella van der Woude, Elori Saxl, Refracted, Audoynaud, Primož Bončina X Phil Maguire, C.Diab, Passepartout Duo, Marshall Allen w/ Neneh Cherry, Hainbach X Ensemble Modern, Ben Shirken, Melody Snakes, chant 1450 X Sylvain Chauveau, Dmitry Krylov, Special Guest DJ, …
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Wise easily did the trick for me (studio owner working for intl. clients).
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I've been boycotting PP for 4 years whenever possible. Zero support for Thiel & Musk.
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Get well soon Dan.
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!!
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Please consider the fact that you've been sleeping on this trend for 50 years ☁️🛌
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My broader point is to start a project at 96k and keep it there. Those screenshots are from files I bought, and it makes no sense to sell upsampled 44.1 or 48k audio because this only means larger files with plenty of digital emptiness.
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Wow, congrats Lawrence!!
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Boomerang love from here!
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((( 💙 )))
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The 80‘s, when all-in-one hifi kits had Rock, Pop, Classical, and Disco settings to choose from.
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Hi Jos, yes, but I have yet to hear a master that sounds great on speakers that needs adjustment to be enjoyable on headphones.
On the other hand, the “I only master on headphones“ work makes my monitors sound like giant headphones. The sound won't detach from the speakers.
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To put it another way – I've heard masters made on headphones that sound somewhat empty on speakers, while I have yet to hear a master that sounds great on speakers that would need adjustment to make it enjoyable on headphones.
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Without a doubt. However, I believe it needs a good room, converters, and monitors to address the stereo field adequately. I wouldn’t recommend building a mastering business based solely on headphones.
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My answer is Yes, you can master on headphones for headphones.
I hear when a project was mixed on HPs, and if somebody specializes in mastering on HPs exclusively, I can hear that in my room, too. The audio is usually stuck to the speakers, and there is a lack of definition of the phantom center.
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It's good to see this available to the public.
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My copy should arrive any day now
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bzw 2-ZKBMukkibude
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Mukkibude
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Most Western people lack the respect (for someone's place/for music) found in traditional Japanese kissas.
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Monumental
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As a young improv student, I saw Barre Philips live in my hometown. He was solo, the audience a trio, and I asked myself: ”Why?”