What Matters MOST In Any Mix: The 80/20 Rule Of Audio Engineering [SSP #024]

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This week, Justin Colletti talks about the 80/20 approach to audio engineering: how to focus on the things that matter most and avoid the comforting lies that keep us from making great sounding releases. He skewers the "Myth of A Thousand Little Choices" and offers a better mindset and a set of techniques for making sure you can make bold choices and avoid getting bogged down in the kind of minutia that just doesn't matter. Thanks to Soundtoys, Gear Club and Mastering Demystified for sponsoring this podcast. For the original article that inspired this conversation, click here: https://sonicscoop.com/2014/05/29/the-myth-of-a-thousand-little-choices-the-8020-rule-as-applied-to-audio-engineering/

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