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What is binaural audio? How binaural recording works
Learn about what binaural audio is, how it works, and why it's a technique that's gaining popularity across different musical (and non-musical) contexts.
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How do speakers work? How a loudspeaker makes sound
Learn about how speakers work, the unique history behind loudspeakers, and seven key related concepts that you'll want to know.
How CoSo’s breakthrough AI tech makes it easier to stay inspired
We take a look at the AI technology that drives CoSo, exploring how it helps music creators find great sounds while maintaining focus and control.
What is dithering in audio? When to dither and how it works
Learn how dithering can help enhance the sound of your digital audio, despite the fact that it adds noise to the waveform.
What is impedance in audio (and why is it important)?
Let’s explore what impedance is, and why it can be important for both making and listening to music.
Creative sonification: Using data to make music
Let's explore how the process of creative sonification can allow us to transform data into some truly unique musical experiences.
Exploring the world of data sonification
Learn about how data sonification allows us to use sound to represent information at the forefront of research today.
The history of adaptive music in video games
From Space Invaders to Super Mario Odyssey, let's take a look at video games across history that feature soundtracks shaped by adaptive music techniques.
What are inter-sample peaks and true peaks?
Learn about what inter-sample peaks / true peaks are, why and where they occur, and to what extent you should pay attention to them when creating music.
What is FM synthesis?
Let’s discuss how FM synthesis works, what makes it unique, and how you can incorporate its distinctive sound into your own music.
What is wavetable synthesis?
Let's discuss how wavetable synthesis works, what makes it unique, and how you can incorporate it into your own music.
Microphones you didn’t know existed: Parabolic mics, hydrophones, and more
From parabolic and fiber optic micropones to hydrophones and binaural heads, we explore an array of niche microphones and recording setups.