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Aux vs. Inserts: to Send or Not to Send? - The world of audio mixing offers a toolbox of effects to sculpt your sound. But with that power comes a question: where do you put those effects? There are two main options: inserts and aux sends. Understanding the difference between these is crucial for achieving the perfect sound.

Aux vs. Inserts: to Send or Not to Send?

Aux vs. Inserts: to Send or Not to Send? Aux vs. Inserts: to Send or Not to Send? – The world of audio mixing offers a toolbox of effects to…

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Creating professional sounding vocals with Melodyne and VocAlign - Creating professional-sounding vocals is all about achieving near perfect pitch and timing. While a talented vocalist can come close, achieving that polished studio sound often requires a little help from audio editing tools. Two industry favorites, Melodyne and VocAlign, work together seamlessly to give you complete control over your vocal tracks.

Mixing While Producing Music – Good or Bad Idea?

Mixing While Producing Music – Good or Bad Idea? Mixing While Producing Music – Good or Bad Idea? – The producer’s battlefield is a constant dance between creation and technical…

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Production Tips to Create Contrast Between Verse and Chorus - A strong contrast between your verse and chorus is the cornerstone of a catchy song. It keeps listeners engaged, builds anticipation, and makes the chorus truly shine. But how do you translate that idea into production choices? Here are some deep-dive tips to take your song structure from flat to fantastic:

Production Tips to Create Contrast Between Verse and Chorus

Production Tips to Create Contrast Between Verse and Chorus Production Tips to Create Contrast Between Verse and Chorus – A strong contrast between your verse and chorus is the cornerstone…

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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

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…

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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

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…

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Top Tips For Mixing Bass

Top Tips For Mixing Bass

Top Tips For Mixing Bass

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The 5 Most Common Questions About Music Mastering - So you've poured your heart and soul into recording your music, meticulously crafting the perfect mix. But before you hit share, there's one crucial step: mastering. Mastering can feel shrouded in mystery, but it's a vital process for polishing your music and getting it ready for the world. Let's tackle the five most common questions musicians have about mastering:

The 5 Most Common Questions About Music Mastering

The 5 Most Common Questions About Music Mastering The 5 Most Common Questions About Music Mastering – So you’ve poured your heart and soul into recording your music, meticulously crafting…

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How To Place Microphones - Whether you're recording a podcast in your home studio, a live band in a local venue, or that incredible acoustic guitar solo in your living room, microphone placement is key to capturing the best possible sound. Here are some tips to transform your recordings from flat to fantastic!

How To Place Microphones

How To Place Microphones How To Place Microphones – Whether you’re recording a podcast in your home studio, a live band in a local venue, or that incredible acoustic guitar…

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The Sweet Spot - Nearfield Monitor Placement - For any audio professional, a well-defined "sweet spot" is the holy grail of nearfield monitor placement. This refers to the listening position where the sound from both speakers combines optimally, allowing you to make critical decisions about your mix. Here's a detailed breakdown on achieving that ideal zone for your nearfield monitors:

The Sweet Spot – Nearfield Monitor Placement

The Sweet Spot – Nearfield Monitor Placement The Sweet Spot – Nearfield Monitor Placement – For any audio professional, a well-defined “sweet spot” is the holy grail of nearfield monitor…

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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

Five Things You Can do to Improve Your Mix Five Things You Can do to Improve your Mix 1. Make sure your audio tracks are free from, hiss, hums, crackles,…

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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

Music Production and Mixing Tips & Tricks Music Production and Mixing Tips & Tricks – What makes a pro recording pro? What is the “sound” that the pros get and…

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