Hi everyone, I recently decided to test the SoundID sound correction program (there is a free trial version available for 20 days), and I was very surprised by the result. In a nutshell, this program is used to correct the sound signal so as to reduce the inaccuracies of sound equipment (headphones, speakers). In my case, the headphones I use from the factory have definitely boosted high frequencies (6 to 10khz), after correction I feel that the sound is much more balanced and it is easier for me to see details in the mix. Do any of you perhaps use this type of software? I am curious about your opinion because I have only been using it for a few days and maybe you guys have more experience with it:) Anyways, have a blessed day🤟

Hey all, here are the winners of the Heavyocity Giveaway! Huge congrats to: 1st place: Daniel Lupan - The Heavyocity Premium Bundle! 🚀🎉🚀 2nd and 3rd winners - Mikolaj Rejzner & Ozan Turgay - A copy of Heavyocity Oblivion! 🎉 I will contact you via PM and then tell you how we proceed!

Dear everyone, first, thank you so much to everyone for signing up! This community is growing so fast, I am amazed. So in case you like the free courses and this place in general, feel free to forward the Audio Artist Community to everyone you know who might be interested! 🤗 Now, feel free to put your music, projects, demo reels, or portfolios in THIS post. Feel free to self-promote and enjoy each other's music! However, please keep in mind to keep it spam-free, ok? If you want to post several demo reels or links, please use your own post out of respect for everyone else 👍 Thank you, and there will be more content very soon! Alex

Exciting News! Thrilled to announce that I’m now part of Orchestral Tools’ demo composer roster! It’s an honor to be considered alongside such talented composers, and I’m truly grateful to the Orchestral Tools team for the opportunity. Looking forward to where this journey may lead! And thank you @Alex Pfeffer for believing in and encouraging us to get out of the comfort zone, sharpen our reels and start reaching out! :)

Hey beautiful artists :) Adding live recordings of musicians or natural sounds into your track, even in small amounts, can create a fresh, human element that elevates the entire piece. Live sounds bring a kind of "realness" that samples and synthesized instruments sometimes can't capture fully. A single live instrument—like a cello line or subtle guitar—adds unique textures, imperfections, and nuances that bring depth and warmth, even to simple music. Plus, a live recording can breathe life into your track, helping listeners feel connected in a way that might be harder to achieve with purely digital sounds. Give it a try! Let me know in the comments below if you've tried this or would like to try it. :) Best, Ariel