AUDIO CONCEPTS 203 Advanced Metering

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Joe Albano

1:23:00

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1. Introduction.mp4

03:32

2. Level Metering - Peak vs Average.mp4

03:24

3. Level Metering - Meter Ballistics; Gain vs Gain Reduction.mp4

04:54

4. Level Metering - Scales I - Analog vs Digital.mp4

04:51

5. Level Metering - Scales II - Linear vs Exponential.mp4

02:18

6. Meter Levels - Best Practices I - Recording.mp4

04:22

7. Meter Levels - Best Practices II - Stereo Master.mp4

06:11

8. Level Metering Standards - Overview.mp4

04:57

9. New Metering for Loudness Standards I (LU-LUFS).mp4

05:29

10. New Metering for Loudness Standards II (True Peak).mp4

03:17

11. Level Metering - Broadcast Loudness Standards.mp4

04:53

12. Level Metering - Loudness Standards for Music - Streaming.mp4

06:37

13. Waveform Metering; Oscilloscope.mp4

04:54

14. Spectrum Metering - Spectrum Analyzer.mp4

04:24

15. Metering for Mastering - Phase-Vectorscope-Goniometer.mp4

03:19

16. Metering for Mastering - Correlation Meter; Balance Meter.mp4

02:16

17. Spectrogram I - The Display.mp4

03:32

18. Spectrogram II - Applications - Audio Repair, Inst Separation.mp4

04:58

19. Spectrogram III - Creative Applications - Sound Design.mp4

02:12

20. Wrap-up.mp4

02:40

Description

Audio meters are invaluable tools when it comes to audio recording, mixing, mastering and repair, but they can be somewhat difficult to fully understand. So join audio expert Joe Albano in this advanced Audio Concept course, and learn the ins and outs of audio metering!

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Audio meters are much more than the basic level meter that bounces along to the music in your DAW. From wave shape to frequency balance, audio meters offer all kinds of useful information about audio signals. There's a lot of technicality involved in learning them, but luckily Joe Albano is here to explain it all!

The course starts with some background on level measurement concepts, and an in-depth look at all types of level metering and the different scales and ballistics available. Joe reveals the various standards and recommendations used in the industry, and explains how they can help you get optimal and consistent audio levels in your recordings. You learn everything about oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers and vectorscopes, and how they can help you fix problems like phase, frequency, and stereo imbalances. You'll also get a deep understanding of advanced displays, such as the 2D and 3D spectrogram available in iZotope RX, and you'll discover their practical and creative applications.

So watch this 20-tutorial course by Joe Albano, and learn the science of audio metering with audio expert Joe Albano!

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Joe Albano

Instructor's Courses

He started out studying music formally with some of the pioneers of electronic music —including time at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, one of the first electronic music studios in the country.

After college, Joe divided his time between performing in various bands (keys, bass, guitar) and recording, initially operating a multitrack remote recording service. He also began teaching—the first of two stints—at audio schools in NYC, covering subjects that ranged from acoustics & physics of sound, to analog & digital recording, mixing & mastering, to synthesis, sampling, & MIDI.

Joe took a break from teaching to become a co-owner/operator of Rooftop Productions, a recording & production studio in midtown Manhattan, where he was involved in all types of recordings from music & album production to v/o & post.

Eventually, he returned to freelance production, recording & mixing, and began writing for industry publications, including Recording magazine. He returned to teaching, for a second stint that lasted a number of years.

Currently, Joe is continuing his freelance work, and is now also writing for AskAudio magazine teaching at SAE NYC and creating training courses on a variety of subjects for macProVideo.com/Ask.Video.