I’ve talked a lot about mixing snare drum to get this essential and driving element of your drums and entire mix sitting just right. Aside from practical effects for sculpting the frequencies and dynamics of your snare, many people rightly like to use reverb on their snares. The reason for this is it adds width […]
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Live vocals are a very different beast than recorded, studio vocals. They tend to be a lot more low-mid and bass heavy in part because of the reflections at those frequencies which travel better around the room. There’s also bleed from the rest of the band to account for. As such, you can’t simply apply
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As I covered in my overview of parametric EQ, this is the most detailed form of EQ processing which gives you the most control of your audio. While some guitarists like graphic EQ by comparison, I prefer the fine control you get with guitar parametric EQ. Let’s talk how to use guitar parametric EQ in
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Reverb gives your vocal more size and space in the mix, giving it depth and more sustain via the tail of that reverb. Like anything in life, there can be too much of a good thing, and this extends to vocal reverb. Let’s talk how much reverb on vocals you should be using to walk
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Ditto Music and Distrokid are arguably the two biggest names in distributors for getting your music distributed to every relevant music store or streaming service. I’ve personally used both to upload and distribute a little under a dozen projects I’ve released music under over the years, so I thought I’d put together a Ditto Vs
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