A well compressed kick drum has added thickness and sustain to better feature it as the anchor and most important element in your mix that it is. In this kick compression tutorial, I’ll share the perfect kick drum compression settings to dial in to hit that sweet spot for your mix’s anchor. Kick Compression Below […]
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Male vocals require a different approach to EQ versus female vocals. They have a lot more going on in the low-mid range frequencies, and otherwise all of the frequency points of interest from female vocals are shifted slightly lower. Let’s talk how to EQ male vocals from your high and low pass filters and everything
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I always say the snare drum is one of the most important elements in your mix because it’s one of the most important elements of the drum kit. Second only to the kick, the snare is essential for keeping time, driving the song, and forming the backbone of the entire song. If anything about the
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As I covered in my overview on what is a vocoder, a vocoder is a special type of vocal processing which synthesizes a vocal with an instrument. The vocal triggers the instruments behavior like a gate opening and closing, and while that vocal is playing, you can use the instrument to play back the synthesized
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Condenser and dynamic microphones are the two main types of microphones used in audio recording and production. Each option comes with its own characteristics and advantages for particular scenarios. While condenser microphones are typically better suited for quieter, studio level/home recording and dynamic microphones for capturing audio in live situations, there’s a lot more to
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