#michaelbrauer

Is there really such a thing as too much compression? Lately I've been messing up with Michael Brauer's parallel compression technique and all I can say, is that it is absolutely phenomenal! Keeps the vocals in your face with amazing clarity... #mixing #michaelbrauer #compression #avid #protools #wavesaudio #sknote #klanghelm (at Littlebig Studio)

#Repost @mixwiththemasters Next week: New “Inside the Track” series with @mhb850 at @electricladystudios working on Ex's & Oh's by Elle King! Exclusively on: www.mixwiththemasters.com #MWTMOnline #Mixing #MWTM #MixWithTheMasters #MichaelBrauer #InsideTheTrack

thank u #michaelbrauer 4 an enchanted evening w/ the #preservationhalljazzband at #themckittrickhotel (at The McKittrick Hotel)

This morning I'm beginning to really dig deep on a project that was previously worked on by another engineer/studio and the ship had sunk. I love helping musicians out but even more love it when they give me the permission to try new things, and break the mould a little. Through the next two weeks or so I'll be documenting my approach to this album, and how I modify what is known as Brauerizing; the use of multi-bus compression. Michael Brauer is one of the main reasons I do what I do. Parachutes is one of my desert island records and much of that sound is Brauers use of the MBC. I've been studying Michaels noted which he posts on his website, Q&A, and the theory behind the Brauerize technique. Time to take it one step further.