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iZotope BlogMakersVote for iZotope RX 12 in the SOS Awards 2027 When a take is ruined by hum, bleed, or a passing siren, you know where to turn. Now you can return the favor.
iZotope BlogMakersA note from Boris on what’s next Hello, iZotope Community, As we celebrate iZotope’s 25th anniversary, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself personally.
iZotope BlogMakersJohnnie Burn on Digger: Mixing satire and cleaning VistaVision noise with iZotope RX Bringing a vision to life requires finding the perfect balance between story, performance, and technical precision.
iZotope BlogMakersMic bleed: how to prevent it, remove it, and use it in your mix Ever isolate a vocal and come across an unwelcome instrument in the mix? That, my friend, is mic bleed: sound from one source picked up by a mic meant for another. It isn't always bad.
iZotope BlogMakersInside Factory Underground: How Kenny Cash bridges ADR, TV post, and jam band production Located about an hour outside New York City, Factory Underground has evolved into a powerhouse recording complex housing four control rooms, a soundstage, and a SAG-approved ADR/VO operation.
iZotope BlogMakersThe "loudness war" myth vs. reality: are top 20 Spotify hits actually getting quieter in 2026? Nearly two decades ago we started hearing predictions that music streaming, and specifically loudness normalization , would end the loudness war.
iZotope BlogMakersHow Easton Allyn balances iHeartRadio hit shows, remote recording challenges, and iZotope RX From local radio waves to syndicated powerhouses, audio engineering is equal parts technical precision and creative adaptation. Few people exemplify this balance better than Easton Allyn .
iZotope BlogMakersGain staging: what it is and how to do it Gain staging is the process of setting the level at each point in your signal chain so your audio is loud enough to rise above noise, but not so loud that it distorts the next processor.
iZotope BlogMakers25 things you (probably) didn’t know about iZotope on our 25th birthday It all started in a college dorm room with a handful of passionate audio geeks and a lot of late nights.
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