Whether they’re serving as a little filler or they’re an essential component to the mix like in the case of a singer-songwriter or folk song, let’s talk how to mix acoustic guitars to get them sounding their best, no matter the situation. How to Mix Acoustic Guitars Let’s move left to right in the signal […]
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Amongst the instruments to feature the delay effect, bass is typically pretty low down the list. That’s not to say it doesn’t work, so let’s cover a few real world examples of when bass delay has been effectively used, and the things to keep in mind if you’re going to use it in your mix.
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Reverb can be a great effect for giving you some depth or even width. This can be used as a cool aesthetic effect or more practically for separating tracks in your mix by utilizing its third dimension, ultimately resulting in a cleaner mix. While we typically think of reverb as an effect we use as
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Mixing your drum and bass tracks is one of the trickiest aspects of the entire process. This is namely because the kick drum and bass in the mix share a very similar frequency. This can result in one or both getting drowned out while they’re fighting for the same frequencies. With that in mind, here
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Multiband compression is a subset of compression which allows you to target specific frequency bands, compressing them to taste while leaving the rest of the frequency spectrum unaltered. This can yield more desirable and targeting, not to mention transparent results, so let’s take a look at at some of the best multiband compressor plugins (free
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