I recently did an overview of how to use autotune in your mix. I thought I’d share the best autotune settings which I use every time I drop an autotune on my vocals (or instruments). There may be some tweaking necessary every now and then to better suit the song, genre, or particular vocal, but
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A song’s chorus is its central message both musically and lyrically. It differs and contrasts with the surrounding parts by design to make it more impactful and make the song work better as a whole. Let’s break down exactly what is a chorus in a song, give some chorus examples of especially famous ones in
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A multiband compressor offers the same compressor settings you’d find on a normal compressor, but with one distinct advantage. Instead of uniformly compressing the audio of a track, you have the option to compressing different frequency ranges at different rates, or leaving some frequencies untouched altogether. Let’s talk how to use a multiband compressor in
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Just like double tracking acoustic guitars, double tracking rhythm guitars is a great way to add some natural size and width to the supporting pieces which are the rhythm guitars. Here are some tips for double tracking rhythm guitars. What is Double Tracking Rhythm Guitars To double track something in your mix is to record
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Autotune or auto-tune can not only save you time in mixing your vocals or other tracks in your mix, but it can also be used aggressively to achieve some interesting aesthetic effects. Let’s identify what autotune is and more importantly how to use autotune in your mix. What is Autotune Autotune is an effect/plugin which
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