Pronounced vocal breaths can distract your listener to the point that it’s the only thing they can focus on in your mix. On the other hand, you don’t want to remove breaths from the vocal altogether as this will sound unnatural and robotic. With that in mind, I put together this tutorial on how to […]
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Getting a great bass tone in your mix begins in the recording stage. Let’s talk how to record bass, breaking down the two options in depth, and offering tips on capturing the absolute best bass tone for your mix. How to Record Bass You can’t talk about how to record bass without first beginning with
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The first time you try the noise cancelling feature on earphones you’re probably (and understandably) blown away at their effect. This is especially true in a noisy environment – you pop the earphones in, turn on the noise cancelling feature, and the world fades away. Let’s talk about the very simple science of how do
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When you’re rendering your mix down to a single playable file, you typically have a choice of different file types. Let’s compare FLAC vs WAV files and which you should be using. FLAC vs WAV What is a WAV File Let’s begin with the popular WAV file. Pioneered by Microsoft and IBM as their standard
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As I covered in my overview of the guitar frequency range, the fundamental frequency range of the acoustic guitar also lies between 82Hz and just under 400Hz. UNLIKE the electric guitar, the acoustic guitar is a more transient and percussive heavy instrument by way of its strings (see the difference between acoustic and electric guitar
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