High shelves and low shelves make for nice alternatives to the extremes of high and low pass filters on either end, and can also slot nicely midway in your frequency spectrum to provide a relatively even boost or cut. Let’s talk high shelf vs low shelf EQ in audio mixing and how the two differ […]
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It goes without saying that home recording has come a long way since it became available. You could go back to the 70’s or even 60’s to find the true origins of home recording, albeit with 4 track recorders. As digital audio workstations first became available and subsequently practical for musicians and audio producers more
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Jazz is in equal parts about its bass or upright bass, the live feel and crispness of the drums, the warmth of the guitar, and more importantly finding a way to balance it all. With that in mind, I put together this cheat sheet of sorts of jazz equalizer settings which will work in a
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Waves have a staggering number of plugins overall and a lot of options for one of the most common tasks in audio mixing in EQing. After using a large variety of Waves plugins for years, I thought I’d offer my pick for best Waves EQ for vocals to use in your next mix. Best Waves
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Saturation is a useful tool when it comes to warming up your audio and this extends to the acoustic guitar. Let’s talk how to use acoustic guitar saturation to supplement or fill out the low mids of your acoustic. Acoustic Guitar Saturation If you’re not familiar, saturation is an effect which distorts wave forms and
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