I talk a lot about the importance of high passing your vocals as an effective way to both clean up the vocal not to mention create space for low frequency instruments in your mix which need dominion over these lower frequencies. On the other end of the frequency spectrum, the top end, your vocal or […]
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The notes of a piano range from 27.5Hz all the way up to just over 4k, but there’s a lot of nuance in that fact. The practical fundamental range of the piano is more contained, and the overtones and higher frequencies all boast their own unique characteristics. Understanding this can help you better EQ piano,
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Like virtually everything in your mix, a high pass filter for vocals is recommended for a number of reasons. A high pass filter for vocals: With all of these benefits in mind, let’s address how or better said where to best place your high pass filter for vocals. High Pass Filter For Vocals The exact
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The analog mixing strips on SSL or Solid State Logic mixing boards have been a necessity in professional studios for years because of the versatility and quality of results they’ve boasted on countless best selling records in top-40 music and beyond. Using an SSL style plugin like the Waves SSL E-Channel to recreate a combination
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When your bass is getting lost, isn’t consistent, or just isn’t sitting right, it’s typically down to an issue which can be corrected through bass EQ and compression. With that in mind, I thought I’d put together a comprehensive guide on applying the two most important types of processing to one of the most important
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