Mixing with Intelligent Mixing Systems: Evolving Practices and Lessons from Computer Assisted Design
Abstract
Intelligent Mixing Systems (IMS) are being integrated into mixing workflows, however, there is little discussion around how these technologies are impacting mixing practices. This study explores the possibilities and pitfalls of IMS, by comparing to the use of Computer Assisted Design (CAD) tools in the wider design context. The aim of this paper is to take advice from the field of CAD about the potential benefits and known issues of computer-assistance in creative work, thereby allowing audio engineers to take more informed decisions regarding the use of IMS within their workflows.
Publication Date
2020-05-28
Event
148 Convention of the Audio Engineering Society
Publisher
AES
Embargo Period
2024-11-22
Recommended Citation
Lefford, M., Bromham, G., & Moffat, D. (2020) 'Mixing with Intelligent Mixing Systems: Evolving Practices and Lessons from Computer Assisted Design', AES: Retrieved from https://pearl.plymouth.ac.uk/secam-research/1661
