Scott Hull

The art of making a vinyl record is as much about what you don't do. Knowing the most common setbacks helps a mastering engineer keep it between the lines. Continue reading →

The sound quality of your turntable should be greater than the sum of its parts. Start by upgrading the cartridge and go from there. Continue reading →

Vinyl records don't just end up sounding good on their own. That's what standards and practices are for. Continue reading →

Wondering how records are actually made? As vinyl comes back into fashion, it's worth taking a look at the process with one of the biggest names in the biz. Continue reading →

Just because you can get an MP3 of every song ever written doesn't make it the perfect format. Sometimes it's the little things that make all the difference. Continue reading →

With vinyl records making a big comeback, it's worth knowing a thing or two about where they came from and how they actually make sound. Continue reading →

Scott Hull takes a microscopic look at the physical properties of vinyl records and the grooves that produce sound. Continue reading →

World renown mastering engineer Scott Hull takes a look at mastering from the ten-thousand foot view. Continue reading →

Scott Hull talks about his time in the studio with Walter Becker and Donald Fagan mastering Steely Dan's Two Against Nature, for which he won a Grammy. Continue reading →

Mastering engineer Scott Hull offers advice on what to really consider about your music's sound during the recording and mastering process. Continue reading →