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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When you’re going to EQ your bass guitar, it’s about balancing body with the punch of the strings. It’s also about controlling the less flattering frequencies which aren’t contributing both in the mids AND the lowest frequencies. Make sure your bass guitar is set up for every subsequent effect in your processing chain by starting
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In the broadcasting world, the lower register of a voice is essential for conveying power which, subconsciously or not, the listener picks up on. For those in radio broadcasting, podcasting, or any profession where someone talks for a living, the more low end range you can bring out in a voice, the fuller and consequently
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My DAW of choice for the last 20 years since I got into recording and mixing audio has been Ableton Live. Ableton’s introduced a number of new and useful plugins to their stock collection in that time (which I’ve covered in full in my Ableton stock plugin tutorial). Unfortunately one of the most useful features
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An equalizer or EQ for short is one of the most important types of audio processing in mixing. Outside of audio production, most audio players physical and digital feature an equalizer so that you can customize the sound of what you’re listening to to your taste. The process is the same either way, so let’s
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