You need Room Correction Software if you are serious about music production. [035]

Room Correction Software: A Game-Changer for Music Producers

I remember the first time I tried to mix a track in my tiny bedroom studio 20 years ago. My Studio Monitors were placed totally wrong; it was a disaster. The bass sounded boomy in one corner but disappeared in another.

I couldn't figure out why my mix sounded great on my monitors but fell apart everywhere else when played on other playback systems.

Judging Sound in your room is a common issue these days. Many music producers believe that if a song sounds good on their studio monitors, it will sound good everywhere. However, after working with over 1000 artists for years, I am certain that many of them cannot accurately judge sound quality and are often unaware of this.

It took me years to correct errors that negatively impacted my music production. This included optimizing the room acoustics, finding a good audio interface, and, most importantly, starting to use room correction software 8 years ago. This changed everything for me.

Why Small Rooms Suck for Mixing

Here's the deal: small room…