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Setting Up a Vocal Cue Mix in Your DAW  Setting Up a Vocal Cue Mix in Your DAW - For vocalists, a well-crafted cue mix in your DAW is their personal soundstage in the recording booth. It allows them to hear themself clearly and comfortably amidst the backing track, leading to confident and nuanced performances. As a producer or engineer, mastering the art of the cue mix is essential. Here's a breakdown on setting up a vocal cue mix in your DAW to power your singer's performance:

Setting Up a Vocal Cue Mix in Your DAW 

admin April 2, 2024
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Dealing with Comb Filtering from Your Studio Desk Dealing with Comb Filtering from Your Studio Desk - Ever notice your mixes sounding a bit thin or boomy in certain spots? It might not be your monitors or your mixing skills. A sneaky culprit in many home studios is comb filtering caused by reflections bouncing off your desk. This can wreak havoc on your mixes, leaving you frustrated and questioning your decisions.

Dealing with Comb Filtering from Your Studio Desk

admin April 1, 2024
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Re-amping From DAW to Live Room and Back Re-amping From DAW to Live Room and Back - Re-amping is a technique that has been used in the music industry for many years. It involves sending a pre-recorded signal from a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) to an amplifier and speaker in a live room, and then recording the sound back into the DAW using a microphone. This process can add depth and character to a recording, making it sound more lively and dynamic. Let’s explore this process in more detail.

Re-amping From DAW to Live Room and Back

admin March 31, 2024
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Re-Amping Using External Preamps in Your DAW Reamping Using External Preamps in Your DAW - In the world of DAW recording, digital plugins and emulations offer a wide range of sound options. However, many sound enthusiasts find something missing - the unique warmth and organic feel that only analog processing can provide. This is where external preamps play their part, serving as a sonic link between your DAW’s clean digital environment and the rich textures of the analog world.

Re-Amping Using External Preamps in Your DAW

admin March 30, 2024
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Recording and Mixing Percussion Instruments Recording and Mixing Percussion Instruments - When it comes to adding groove and energy to your music, handheld percussion instruments play a crucial role. Whether you’re recording congas, bongos, tambourines, shakers, cowbells, or other percussive elements, capturing their unique sound accurately is essential. In this blog post, we’ll explore techniques for recording and mixing these lively instruments.

Recording and Mixing Percussion Instruments

admin March 29, 2024
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Mixing Music: Rules You Should Know When to Break Mixing Music: Rules You Should Know When to Break - Mixing music is a dance between technical understanding and creative expression. While established techniques form the foundation of a good mix, there's magic to be found in pushing boundaries. This article explores some common mixing "rules" and equips you with the knowledge to know when and how to break them for that sonic signature sound.

Mixing Music: Rules You Should Know When to Break

admin March 28, 2024
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How to Programme Realistic Horn Sections How to Programme Realistic Horn Sections - Horns are a powerful sonic weapon in any producer's arsenal. From the soaring majesty of a trumpet section to the soulful growl of a saxophone, they can elevate your music to new heights. But with Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), achieving that realistic, "live" feel can be tricky.

How to Programme Realistic Horn Sections

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Programming Realistic Drums in Your DAW Programming Realistic Drums in Your DAW - The beauty of Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) lies in their ability to craft perfect-sounding music. But when it comes to drums, sterile perfection often translates to lifelessness. Here's how to breathe life into your programmed beats and make them feel real:

Programming Realistic Drums in Your DAW

admin March 27, 2024
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Understanding Audio Levels for Broadcast Understanding Audio Levels for Broadcast - Ever flipped through channels and been startled by a sudden jump in volume? Inconsistent audio levels are a major annoyance for viewers, and broadcasters take them very seriously. To ensure a smooth listening experience, audio for broadcast needs to adhere to specific loudness standards. But what exactly goes into those standards, and how do you make sure your audio meets them? Buckle up, because we're diving deep into the world of audio levels, meters, and achieving broadcast-ready sound.

Understanding Audio Levels for Broadcast

admin March 26, 2024
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Mastering Delay for Depth Width and Space Mastering Delay for Depth Width and Space - Delay and echo, those unsung heroes of the mixing world, hold immense power to transform your tracks. From subtly thickening instruments to crafting swirling, rhythmic soundscapes, delay adds depth, space, and dynamic interest to your mixes. But wielding this power effectively requires understanding its nuances. This article delves into the world of delay, exploring its applications, control parameters, and advanced techniques.

Mastering Delay for Depth Width and Space

admin March 25, 2024
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Understanding Microphone Polar Patterns Understanding Microphone Polar Patterns - Microphones are the unsung heroes of audio recording. Whether you’re a podcaster, musician, or filmmaker, understanding microphone polar patterns is crucial for achieving professional-quality sound. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore different polar patterns, their applications, and even dive into the mysterious proximity effect. Let’s get started!

Understanding Microphone Polar Patterns

admin March 24, 2024
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