Katz taught at the Institute of Audio Research from 1978 to 1979. In 1988, Katz joined Chesky Records and began recording jazz and classical artists there, as well as producing oversampled commercial recordings. In 1990, he founded an audio-mastering company called Digital Domain Mastering, where he continues to work. In early 2015, Katz began a regular blog, Katz's Corner, on the headphone enthusiast site InnerFidelity.[4]
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It is a particular pleasure to introduce the latest person to join the Positive Feedback creative community. Bob Katz doesn't need much of an intro to audiophiles who follow those who are masters of mastering...and of recording, EQ, and delivering the recorded performances that we all treasure. No recordings, no audio, eh?
Boyan Rista's "High On Your Love." Pop/dance/electro single available from the streaming services or download. I'm listening to the original 24/96 master, but the 16/44 is quite nice. Mastered by Yours Truly. This is not an explicitly "audiophile cut," but it appeals to anyone with a wide range of music tastes. With soaring vocals, this song is on the brighter side of my references, but remains unfatiguing on the equalized Audeze CRBN. This is a great mix, integrating all the pop elements with strong and driving bass drum and bass. Cymbals sound open, bright and extended without being fatiguing, just as they do on my loudspeakers. Vocal is warm and clear at the same time. Bass is fat and punchy, perfectly balanced in the mix and on the phones and matching the presentation in the mastering room. Although it is a bright master, the bass is so supportive it results in a smile curve that brings you into the music. On the Stax, or the Focal Utopia, this recording would probably sound harsh and bright. On the LCD-4 it would drive, but you would lose some of the soaring effect that an extended high end can give you.
Written by an award-winning, highly respected professional, Mastering Audio gives you a thorough introduction to the unique procedures and technical issues involved in mastering.Suitable for all levels of students and professionals, it is ideal for anyone who wants to increase their mastery of digital and analog audio: musicians, producers, A&R, mastering, recording, and mixing engineers.Fully updated to cover the latest technologies, Mastering Audio discusses audio philosophy and art: sequencing, levelling, processing; how to make a record album radio-ready; and mixing as it relates to mastering. Divided into five parts, the book begins with the basics--monitoring, mastering techniques, useful tutorials, and the fundamentals of dithering and decibels--then moves on to more advanced concepts, such as jitter and clocking, monitor calibration, and multi channel audio, miking, and acoustics. Leading-edge audio concepts are explained in an easy-to-grasp style.Including practical tips and real-world experiences, Bob Katz explains the technical detail of the subject in his informative and humorous style.
"If you record, you need this book. Arguably the most clearly written single source of essential audio information available, Katz populates its 335 very readable pages with fascinating insights, expert testimony, myth-debunking facts, practical techniques, and strong opinions. Ostensibly about mastering, this book goes way beyond its primary subject and covers so much critical information that it should be required reading for anyone who presses 'Record.'"--GuitarPlayer.com 2ff7e9595c
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