Generally when we think of processing the dynamics of vocals, we go straight to conventional compression. While I still like to compress my vocals, oftentimes I’ll add in a multiband compressor alongside the normal compressor to make some additional adjustments because of the control it gives me. Let’s talk about the many ways to use
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Limiter vs compressor. They both relate to the dynamics of your audio. They even, depending on the exact hardware or software, share a lot of the same settings. Let’s compare limiter vs compressor and answer the question of whether they’re the same or how they differ, not to mention when to use each. Limiter Vs
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Punch is one of those words you likely hear A LOT when you’re learning about audio mixing. You may understand that punch is a GOOD thing, but might not know exactly what does punch mean. Let’s fix that with a very short and to the point definition, plus we’ll cover how to achieve a punchy
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Of the many types of audio effects you can use in mixing, audio compression is one of the most useful tools at your disposal. It never hurts to brush up on the basics, so let’s identify what is an audio compressor and talk about how does audio compression work in mixing. What is an Audio
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Chorus, reverb, and delay are three spacial based audio effects which can be used to add two or three dimensional size, width, and depth to your track. They oftentimes get mixed up with one another, so let’s differentiate between the three effects of chorus, reverb, and delay, identifying what each one is and when each
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