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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One of the important settings to specify when you’re ready to record or render your mix to a WAV file is the bit depth. You’re undoubtedly familiar with the common bit depth options of 16 and 24 or even 32, let’s actually break down the differences in this bit depth comparison and give a verdict
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Sample rate and bit depth each respectively affect a huge aspect of the audio you’re recording and working with. Let’s give a brief overview of the two and most importantly identify what sample rate and bit depth should I use. What Are Sample Rate and Bit Depth Sample rate and bit depth affect the frequency
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The bass drum, also known as the kick drum, is the anchor of your entire mix. It provides the low end thud of the rhythm section of your mix, keeping the listener locked into the time signature, tempo, and even energy of the song. If your bass drum is too high, low, strong, weak, etc.
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Dynamic range compression is an effective way to bring more control and energy to a clip of audio. Let’s talk about dynamic range itself and why dynamic range compression is so useful in mixing. What is Dynamic Range First let’s identify what is dynamic range. Dynamic range refers to the difference between the quietest and
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