The “Haas Effect” is an under-appreciated and mostly unknown psycho-acoustical effect, which is one of the 2 major defining factors for localisation within a stereophonic phantom imaging. It is an effect defined by the amount of delay time between the first instance of sound (heard by the ear closest to the sound source) and the second instance or delayed…
Mixing Music with the Haas Effect
By refrecadmin | Published April 25th, 2012Universal Audio LA-610 MkII
By refrecadmin | Published March 12th, 2012Refinery Recording Studio provides you with a thorough review on the UA LA-610 MkII and the applications of a channel strip in recording studios. Enjoy! – “Gear-heads” are usually divided into two major categories before all other considerations take place when buying a preamp – Vintage or Modern. The LA-610 mkII (derived…
Mid-Side – Myth, Magic or Mathematics?
By refrecadmin | Published February 12th, 2012Mid-Side – Myth, Magic or Mathematics? This is a study into mid-side recording and its applications including mastering, mixing and recording with microphones. Refinery Recording Studio Melbourne completed an in depth research and conducted its own testing to verify all points covered. Index Creator Stereo and M-S Creation Recording in M-S Mixing the M-S…
Why Blogging?
By refrecadmin | Published September 5th, 2011Refinery Recording is dedicated to furthering the potential of music recording knowledge and its production. We believe that with the development of technology, one can only dream of how amazing music recording will be in the near future! “Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have…




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