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Have you ever wondered how to get that big sound that seems to sell people into listening to your music? Well, wonder no more. For many years, I've wondered myself on how did the Beats by Dre mongol got his tracks to sound so big and clear on every device imaginable without it sounding distorted, thin, or muddy. After meeting up with Bob Oskosky (an engineer of 40 years who worked with many big name acts), the myth is busted and now put into prospect. Its a technique used by many 70's and 80's rock/heavy metal engineers called "M/S compression bka Mid to Side compression". Find out more about this style of compression by watching the video below!