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As mastering engineers at SM Mastering, we are constantly tracking how consumer listening habits evolve. When UK-based smart TV developers playAlon...
Why You Should ‘feel the music’ with beatware haptic music player
The concept of tactile bass is not entirely new to the pro audio industry. Hardware like the SubPac or tactile bass wristbands have been used by pr...
From a technical standpoint, translating audio transients and low-end energy into physical haptic responses requires sophisticated digital signal p...
Tactile music playback & consumer reference monitoring
Practical Studio Workflow Tips for Mastering Engineers
To get the most out of mobile haptic technology during your production workflow, consider these expert tips from our team at SM Mastering:
Reference Low-End Transients: Use the tactile feedback to check if your kick drum and sub-bass are separating cleanly. Muddy low-ends will feel lik...
Check Consumer Translation: Before delivering final master files, bounce a reference MP3 or WAV and test it through consumer-grade apps. When you ‘...
Analyze Treble and Beats: Notice how the app maps treble transients to high-frequency micro-vibrations. This is an excellent way to evaluate the br...
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