Vocal comping can be the difference between having a decent performance and an incredible performance on vocals. In this vocal comping tutorial I’ll answer what is vocal comping, why you’d want to do it, and most important offer my personal vocal comping guide which I use every time I’m comping a vocal. What is Vocal […]
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Bit depth and sample rate each relate to two specific aspects of your audio. Let’s compare bit depth and sample rate and specifically identify the best ones to use in your audio. Bit Depth and Sample Rate Compared Let’s compare the two by explaining how each one relates to your audio. What is Bit Depth
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Ear candy is a term which gets thrown around a lot by mixing engineers including myself here on this site. Let’s identify what this element of mixing is and why it’s so important. Ear Candy Meaning When we’re referring to something in a mix as ear candy, we’re talking about a metaphorical cherry on top.
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There are dozens of types of audio formats available to use these days. Some are proprietary formats pioneered by well established companies, others are open sourced alternatives which aim to deliver smaller file sizes without sacrificing quality. This overview of the types of audio formats compares the most popular and widely accepted formats to better
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I recently talked about the difference between FLAC and WAV files. In that comparison, I explained that they’re both lossless as compared to say an MP3 which is lossy. Let’s talk lossy vs lossless and what the key difference is between them. Lossy vs Lossless So, lossy vs lossless – what’s the difference? Generally we’re
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