Phase issues can make any sources you’ve recorded with multiple inputs sound thin, lifeless, or disappear altogether. Let’s talk about what phase issues are, where phase issues come from, and most importantly how to fix phase issues in your mix. What Are Phase Issues? Phase issues are slight timing differences in two or more recordings …
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Oscillators get to the very fundamentals of music and sound itself. It’s important to understand their role in sound composition as well as music itself, so let’s talk about what is an oscillator in music. What is an Oscillator in Music An oscillator is a single cycle, basic wave form which is looped at an …
This website is all about mixing tutorials and services, but sometimes I like to go back to basics. You can’t get much more basic than covering the anatomy of a sound wave. There are seemingly an infinite number of sound waves in every song we mix, so let’s talk about what gives every sound wave …
Mastering for vinyl is a different process than when you intend to release your music digitally or on CD. Digital masters work just fine for a CD release (they are what are used when making the DDP creation). Vinyl has certain limitations which you don’t run into with a digital or CD release, so let’s …
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A mixing template is a pre-made, empty layout in your digital audio workstation which is ready to receive tracks. It takes a few minutes to set up, but it will save you hours and hours in the future every time you begin a new mix. It’s also useful if you’re beginning to record a new …
