I thought it might be a good idea to share some tips and tricks concerning documentation. There are so many analytical minds lurking about here. There must be a ton of useful little tricks we can share with each other. I will start with my Mail Organization method. Maybe this is something everyone already uses but, since I have no way of knowing that, I will throw it out there. This works for Gmail. I gave a quick try in Outlook but while it opened Outlook, it did not navigate to the specific mail in question. I can't imagine that it would be very difficult to adapt the method. I have always kept emails that I feel are important. But the amount of "important" emails can quickly stack up and remembering where they are or when they were becomes challenging. So I keep a document with links to those emails and I organize it by the sender. It is simple to create and finding the specific email I need at any given moment is a breeze. The method is (wait for it).... 1) Open a mail. 2) Copy the link address. 3) Open your email tracking document. 4) Create a link. 5) Name it something relevant. 6) Apply the copied link. Now you can just click it and the mail will open. So, just like that and Bob's your uncle (or easy peasy... or whatever it is those wonderful Brits say). ____________________________________ It could look something like this:

What DAWs is everyone using and why did you choose that particular one or more? Mine is Steinberg Nuendo 4.3. I also just got FL Studio.

I've recently upgraded to the Sennheiser HD 560S for mixing. I've also created a profile for it using the AutoEQ app to closely match the headphone's 'natural' frequency curve, then loaded it into SoundSource. I'm fairly pleased with the results, but was wondering if 1. anyone else uses this headphone for mixing 2. anyone here uses (or have used) the AutoEQ app to 'tune' your headphone 3. there is a benefit using a paid utility like Sonarworks SoundID over this method.

In the Mastering.Com Skool group, what differences do different Levels bring? I have realised that Level 2 means I can create a post..

I had many attempts to instruct AI to create image but AI doesn’t understand this, so I did it myself. Front Wall of Depth: Kick and snare at - 5 dBFs True Peak Back Wall of Depth: Kick low end and bass at 0 VU meter