Vocal comping can be the difference between having a decent performance and an incredible performance on vocals. In this vocal comping tutorial I’ll answer what is vocal comping, why you’d want to do it, and most important offer my personal vocal comping guide which I use every time I’m comping a vocal. What is Vocal […]
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Bit depth and sample rate each relate to two specific aspects of your audio. Let’s compare bit depth and sample rate and specifically identify the best ones to use in your audio. Bit Depth and Sample Rate Compared Let’s compare the two by explaining how each one relates to your audio. What is Bit Depth
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While CD’s and subsequently music pirating and most recently music streaming have largely taken the place of vinyl, it has been experiencing a small resurgence as of late, having been steadily growing for the last decade. According to Statista by way of the RIAA, vinyl sales reached 43.4 million in 2023 which accounted for 8%
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99% of the time when we’re using a compressor plugin, we want to use it in its conventional/typical way, meaning we want to tame peaks and reduce the overall dynamic range. How about that other 1% of the time, or using a compressor’s expansion? Let’s talk what compression expansion is, and when to use expansion
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ISRC codes are a way of tracking sales and plays of your songs primarily in the digital domain in this streaming age of music. ISRC stands for International Standard Recording Code… which technically means saying “ISRC Codes” doesn’t make sense. Regardless, if you plan on releasing your music commercially either digitally on streaming/purchasing services like
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