Double tracking acoustic guitar has been a popular recording technique since double tracking was very pioneered by Buddy Holly in the 1950’s. Double tracking offers a number of advantages of a single tracked acoustic guitar, so let’s cover some double tracking acoustic guitar tips to help you record and mix a better pair of acoustic […]
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As I covered in my overview of what is normalize audio in mixing, normalizing audio refers to adjusting the volume of a track or tracks to be more uniform. There’s average volume normalization which is more of a mastering concept as this involves getting all of the songs which make up an album to be
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As an audio mastering engineer, I know firsthand that everyone wants their music loud. In fact, I have a form at my MusicGuyMastering.com where potential clients can upload a song for a sample master, and the form includes a “Notes” section. The number one note/request I get from clients relates to loudness in one way
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Normalization in audio mixing terms relates to a process to affect the uniform volume of a track or tracks in your mix. Let’s identify what is normalize audio in mixing and music terms in general and more importantly should you normalize audio in your mix? What is Normalize Audio Let’s identify what is normalize audio
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The master bus is the end of the line when it comes to your mix. If you practice good bussing techniques or even if you don’t (check out my mixing template), every track in your mix eventually flows to this one track in your mix which in turn feeds to your speakers or headphones. At
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