Whenever you have a stretch of recorded audio in your mix, long or short, this is referred to as a clip. Every audio clip in your mix can be selected and manipulated in a variety of ways. Many digital audio workstations (DAWs) that we record or mix music in allow you to adjust the pitch
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The number one request I get either from clients for my mixing or mastering services is some variation of “make my music sound professional”. If you’re recording, mixing, or even mastering (or all of the above) your music, there are a number of relatively easy steps which go a long way toward that end. Here
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The microphones on smartphones and other devices for recording voice recordings have taken an appreciable leap in quality in the last decade. Sometimes I’ll record a little demo with guitar and vocals on my smartphone when I’m away from my studio only to later think “this was really good… I wish I could do something
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I recently found myself in a position of needing to transfer Spotify playlists to Deezer, playlists I’ve created over the last 15 years through my Spotify account. With that in mind, I thought I’d put together a very short and easy tutorial on how to transfer Spotify playlists to Deezer. If you want to jump
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Drum loops are prerecorded drum tracks which seamlessly transition to repeat themselves without the listener’s knowledge. They’re the backbone of countless mixes, particularly in genres like rap and hip-hop. They’re so easy to plug and play in your next mix to knock out a lot of the work for you which is why a lot
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