Posts Tagged ‘mixing’

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Top Tips For Mixing Bass

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Recording Guitars – Interview with Diamond Duggal from Swami

Tweet Part 3 of 3 video interviews with Diamond Duggal from the band Swami. Diamond talks about recording guitars for the new album ‘Upgrade’.

Recording Vocals – Interview with Diamond Duggal from Swami

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Acoustic Treatment in Home and Project Studios

Tweet Acoustic Treatment in Home and Project Studios by Simon Duggal In critical listening environments such as a recording, mixing and mastering studios, it is imperitive that the sound from the speakers is true and accurate.

The 5 Most Common Questions About Music Mastering

Tweet The 5 Most Common Questions About Music Mastering By: Hans Klein Music mastering is an essential part of every hit record. Yet, few new (and even some “established”) musicians have a good understanding of what mastering is and why they need it. This often leads to many selecting the wrong mastering studio… and making [...]

How To Place Microphones

Tweet How To Place Microphones By: Marvin J Markus While it’s definitely important to use quality mics and good preamps, I think it’s far more important that you know how to properly place your microphones to get the best sound. Spot, distant, ambient, stereo, and combined miking are the five choices you have to choose [...]

The Importance of Objective Music Mastering to Get That Hit Sound

Tweet The Importance of Objective Music Mastering to Get That Hit Sound By: Hans Klein Passion is a key ingredient to creating good music. Without it, the artist is never going to put his or her full emotion into the music.

Recording Tips: How to Make Better Mixes

Tweet Recording Tips: How to Make Better Mixes By: Dan Atkinson Recording and mixing audio is truly an art form unto itself. Like playing bass, it’s the type of thing most people can pickup quickly and without much effort. Getting good at it can take years, however. I’ve been recording in my home studio since [...]

The Sweet Spot – Nearfield Monitor Placement

Tweet The Sweet Spot – Nearfield Monitor Placement by Simon Duggal When monitoring music in your studio what you hear is a combination of direct sound from the speakers and reflected sound  from the  rooms surfaces – walls, ceiling, floor and furniture. The balance between the direct and reflected sound depends on the size and [...]

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