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The creative works of Rosanna & Daniel Strange

Born from our passion for storytelling, RODEAX was founded in 2015 by Rosanna & Daniel Strange. Since then we have prolifically strived to tell extraordinary, compelling stories through the mediums of film, audio and the written word.

In 2019 we shot our debut feature film, THE GREAT CHARADE, which received stellar reviews, won multiple awards and is now streaming on Amazon.

✨ Our debut feature film: https://rodeax.com/the-great-charade/ ✨

Captivating shows and high-energy guitar retro sound with a modern touch. Authentic. Melodic. Acoustic. Electric. With fire.

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The mastering engineer’s job breaks down into roughly two parts—a final edit of the music, and preparation of the files for release. Much of the work is so technical, so reliant on an obsessive knowledge of gear and acoustics and PHYSICS, that to talk about it with any level of detail essentially requires speaking in another language altogether.

However, in layman’s terms: The equipment used by the people who record and mix music is far more sophisticated than the equipment most listeners own. Professional audio engineers operate out of carefully calibrated rooms designed to eradicate odd resonances and echoes, and their speakers cost more than your CAR. But since so few people can listen to a record in such a high-end environment, the music must be adapted to sound as good as possible in all the forms and spaces it will eventually occupy—7" vinyl, MP3 files played from laptop speakers, or movie theater surround-sound, to name a few—and each of these platforms has different requirements and restrictions.

The mastering engineer's purposee is: “to make the song competitive in the marketplace.” That is, making the music sound better in audio quality—clearer, louder, more vibrant—than anything else out there. Traditionally, the “marketplace” has been radio, where a well-mastered song hits that sweet spot where you feel immersed in the music but not battered by it. If your song is poorly mastered, the logic goes, people won’t want to buy your album. Worse yet, they might switch stations. And now, the marketplace also includes online streaming, which has raised the popularity of listening to music on headphones or portable devices with lousy speakers—platforms that require their own kind of mastering.

The contemporary mastering engineer’s goal is to make a song sound better than all the other songs in a given genre coming out of whatever device listeners use: For hip-hop, the bass should feel more gut-tugging than anyone else’s; for pop, the main vocal line should be clearer than anyone else’s; for samba, the rhythm section is paramount.

You’re trying to make this impossible match between what the artist has done in a fantastic studio situation—or even a shitty basement—and something that will sound great in someone’s earbuds or a shopping mall. 

What’s the meat of this music and how can I make it so that it still sounds good in all these impossible situations?  Is this something the artist was thinking about?

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From Rodeax, the company that bought you Tales from Wytch Haven and In The Frame: The Film Review Podcast, now brings you; The CLASSIFIED Transmissions. A short 24 episode series.

The Cronos Star liner has become over run with a deadly being known as the krill. Follow one mechanic's mission as he tried to save himself and anyone else that hasn't been met with the slaughter the krill bring with them.

Created by Dan Lee & Rodeo Whiter
Voiced by Dan Lee & Rodeo Whiter
Introducing Phill Boobyer

Produced by Rodeax Ltd.

Sonnox is a software company dedicated to designing high quality audio processing plug-ins. Oxford Plugins are used by professionals all over the world for a wide range of audio applications, from music to broadcast and post production.

ok so I'm an experimental electronic "musician" from oxford, I use hydrogen an open sores drum machine to make my music, up till now its been pretty primitive; just pitch shifting and reversing drum samples to emulate synth sounds but recently i have been learning how to use samples properly and so on and so forth. influences include, aphex twin, autechre, burial, sunn 0))), merzbow and probably others. if I am doing this right you should now be thinking that I'm a bit of a tosser, this is the case I just felt the need to post modernly point it out. why yes my head is right up my arse why do you ask?

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