Created in the late 90’s, autotune is one of the more novel types of audio processing you can use in your mix. Autotune can be applied to instruments, but it’s most often applied to vocals as has been done in some very famous and recognizable examples, so let’s share some of those as we quickly […]
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Recording acoustic guitar with two mics gives you a lot more options when it comes to the mix, regardless of how the guitar is being used in the song. You can pan both guitars against one another fully wide, partially wide, or even layer them on top of one another for some added thickness and
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In most genres, vocals are one of if not THE most important element in the entire mix. Let’s talk how to mix vocals start to finish, covering my entire processing chain to get your vocals sounding their absolute best and at professional level quality. How to Mix Vocals Aside from setting some rough levels during
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The neck of the guitar, meaning the higher end of the fretboard up to the head and tuning peg, and the bridge of a guitar, meaning the bottom end of the guitar, below the sound hole in the case of an acoustic guitar, have two distinctly different tones. On the acoustic guitar, the neck end
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When it comes to tracking guitar, there’s always the question of DI vs amp. Let’s cover how the two options differ and which is better for yielding better sounding results. DI Vs Amp Let’s compare the pros and cons of recording your guitar each way, beginning with DI, or direct input. Recording Guitar DI This
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