By Jon Tidey • June 21, 2012 This article is provided by Audio Geek Zine. Anyone that has spent all day mixing a song only to come back to it the next day with it sounding much worse needs to check this out. Here’s a short video of Stephen Webber talking about how to listen to your audio work for the first time. Towards the end there is a great note about cognitive dissonance, your brain actually fixes timing of things you hear repeatedly. . . Jon Tidey is a Producer/Engineer who runs his own studio, EPIC Sounds, and enjoys writing about audio on his blog AudioGeekZine.com. To comment or ask questions about this article go here. About Jon Jon Tidey Producer/Engineer, EPIC Sounds Jon Tidey is a Producer / Engineer who runs his own studio, EPIC Sounds, and enjoys writing about audio on his blog AudioGeekZine.com. http://AudioGeekZine.com Comments Have something to say about this PSW content? Leave a comment! Cancel reply Scroll past the ”Post Comment” button below to view any existing comments. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Tagged with: Jon Tidey Recording Techniques Video · all topics Subscribe to Live Sound International Subscribe to Live Sound International magazine. Stay up-to-date, get the latest pro audio news, products and resources each month with Live Sound. Subscribe Today!
