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Resolume Review and Summary of use with Ableton Live / Link resolume 6

Resolume Review and Summary of use with Ableton Live / Link

admin September 4, 2018
Resolume Review and Summary of use with Ableton Live / Link. Pricing:  Resolume Arena €799 Resolume Avenue €299 Volume...
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Why You Should Monitor in Mono (and How to Do It in Ableton Live) Why You Should Monitor in Mono (and How to Do It in Ableton Live) - We all love the immersive world of stereo sound. But when it comes to mixing, sometimes one ear is all you need. Monitoring your mix in mono can be a game-changer, helping you identify hidden issues and achieve a punchier, more translatable final product.

Why You Should Monitor in Mono (and How to Do It in Ableton Live)

admin August 17, 2016
Why You Should Monitor in Mono (and How to Do It in Ableton Live) Why You Should...
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Sidechain in Ableton Live with Waves Plugins Sidechain in Ableton Live with Waves Plugins

Sidechain in Ableton Live with Waves Plugins

admin June 29, 2016
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Pros and Cons of Speaker EQ Correction Software Pros and Cons of Speaker EQ Correction Software - Every studio owner knows the struggle of achieving a pristine listening environment. Rooms introduce coloration, emphasizing or suppressing certain frequencies. This can wreak havoc on your mixes, leading to inaccurate decisions that translate poorly to other speakers.

Pros and Cons of Speaker EQ Correction Software

admin March 31, 2016
Pros and Cons of Speaker EQ Correction Software Pros and Cons of Speaker EQ Correction Software –...
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Equaliser Tips and Tricks – Know Your Frequencies Equaliser Tips and Tricks - Know Your Frequencies - The equalizer, or EQ, is a sculptor's chisel for the audio world. It allows you to meticulously carve away unwanted frequencies and accentuate the sweet spots, shaping the sound to your vision. But with a seemingly endless array of knobs and sliders, navigating the EQ can feel daunting. The key to unlocking its power lies in understanding the language of sound: frequencies.

Equaliser Tips and Tricks – Know Your Frequencies

admin January 1, 2016
Equaliser Tips and Tricks – Know Your Frequencies Equaliser Tips and Tricks – Know Your Frequencies –...
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Fabfilter Saturn Tutorial fabfilter saturn

Fabfilter Saturn Tutorial

admin August 29, 2014
Fabfilter Saturn Tutorial
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How to use a Compressor like a Pro compressor tips

How to use a Compressor like a Pro

admin August 24, 2014
How to use a Compressor like a Pro
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Toontrack EZ Drummer 2 Overview EZ Drummer2

Toontrack EZ Drummer 2 Overview

admin June 8, 2014
Toontrack EZ Drummer 2 Overview
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Mixing Reverb Mixing Reverb - Reverb is the sonic glue that binds your mix, creating a sense of space and dimension for your instruments. But wielding this powerful tool effectively requires finesse. Here, we'll delve into the world of mixing reverb, exploring a unique technique using mutes to achieve optimal control: the "pre-fader reverb trick."

Mixing Reverb

admin January 27, 2012
Mixing Reverb Mixing Reverb – Reverb is the sonic glue that binds your mix, creating a sense...
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Parallel Compression Explained parallel comp

Parallel Compression Explained

admin December 2, 2011
Parallel Compression Explained
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Top Tips For Mixing Bass mixing bass

Top Tips For Mixing Bass

admin September 23, 2011
Top Tips For Mixing Bass
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