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Five Things You Can do to Improve Your Mix Understanding Dither in Audio Production - Dithering is a crucial yet often misunderstood technique in digital audio production. It plays a vital role in maintaining audio quality during various stages of processing, especially when reducing the bit depth of an audio file. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the world of dither, exploring its types, applications, and the benefits it brings to your audio workflow.

Five Things You Can do to Improve Your Mix

admin March 19, 2010
Five Things You Can do to Improve Your Mix Five Things You Can do to Improve your...
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Music Production and Mixing Tips & Tricks Understanding Mixing Desks: Standard vs. Inline - In the world of audio production, the heart of the studio is the mixing desk. It’s the central hub where sound from various sources is blended, processed, and routed to create the final auditory masterpiece. However, not all mixing desks are created equal. Today, we’ll delve into the nuances of standard mixing desks and their more complex counterparts, inline mixing desks, highlighting their differences and explaining the intricacies of signal routing.

Music Production and Mixing Tips & Tricks

admin March 16, 2010
Music Production and Mixing Tips & Tricks Music Production and Mixing Tips & Tricks – What makes...
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Top Ten Free VST Plugins for Mac & PC blockfish

Top Ten Free VST Plugins for Mac & PC

admin March 15, 2010
Top Ten Free VST Plugins for Mac & PC 1. BLOCKFISH is a versatile compressor with countless...
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Why Use Tube or Tape Saturation Plugins? Wavearts TubeSaturator

Why Use Tube or Tape Saturation Plugins?

admin March 7, 2010
Why Use Tube or Tape Saturation Plugins? Why Use Tube or Tape Saturation Plugins? – Do you...
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Recycle – Chop up your Beats – Video Tutorial

Recycle – Chop up your Beats – Video Tutorial

admin March 1, 2010
Recycle – Chop up your Beats – Video Tutorial Recycle – Chop up your Beats – Video...
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Mic Line and Instrument Level – What’s the Difference? Mic Line and Instrument Level - What's the Difference? - Ever looked at the back of your audio interface and wondered what the difference is between the mic, line, and instrument inputs? You're not alone. These terms refer to the strength of an audio signal, and understanding them is crucial for getting good quality recordings.

Mic Line and Instrument Level – What’s the Difference?

admin February 25, 2010
Mic Line and Instrument Level – What’s the Difference? Mic Line and Instrument Level – What’s the...
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On a Compressor What is Knee? On a Compressor What is Knee? - Compressors are workhorses in the audio world, taming dynamics and evening out levels. But within a compressor lurk hidden controls that can significantly impact the sound: the knee.

On a Compressor What is Knee?

admin February 18, 2010
On a Compressor What is Knee? RECORD, MIX AND MASTER – A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO AUDIO PRODUCTION....
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What is a Noise Gate? What is a Noise Gate? - In the world of audio production, a noise gate is an essential tool that helps in maintaining the clarity and quality of the sound. But what exactly is a noise gate, and how and when should you use one? Let’s dive in and find out.

What is a Noise Gate?

admin February 12, 2010
What is a Noise Gate? What is a Noise Gate? – In the world of audio production,...
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What is a DeEsser? What is a De-Esser? - Have you ever listened to a song where the singer's "s" sounds seem to pierce your ears? That's sibilance, and it's a common culprit behind harsh-sounding vocals. But fear not, audio wizards! There's a tool specifically designed to combat this issue: the de-esser.

What is a DeEsser?

admin February 10, 2010
What is a DeEsser? What is a DeEsser? – Have you ever listened to a song where...
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Multiband Compression – An Introduction to Waves LinMB – Video Tutorial Multiband Compression - An Introduction to Waves LinMB - Video Tutorial - Multi-band Compressors split the signal into several frequency bands. This allows the user to set the desired amount of gain reduction for each band. Multi-band Compressors are great for dealing with the dynamics of a full range mix.

Multiband Compression – An Introduction to Waves LinMB – Video Tutorial

admin February 10, 2010
Multiband Compression – An Introduction to Waves LinMB – Video Tutorial Multiband Compression – An Introduction to...
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Sidechain Compression Sidechain Compression - Ever hear a track where the kick drum punches through the mix with a satisfying low-end thump while the bass line sits comfortably beneath it? That's the magic of sidechain compression! In this video, we'll dive deep into this essential mixing technique, showing you step-by-step how to sidechain your bass to your kick drum for a powerful, pumping low end that will make your mixes groove.

Sidechain Compression

admin February 9, 2010
Sidechain Compression Sidechain Compression – Struggling to get your kick drum to cut through the mix while...
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