Whether the piano in your mix is taking the starring role or is more of a supporting piece to fill in some gaps, this mixing piano cheat sheet will cover how to yours sounding its best in your next mix. Mixing Piano Tutorial As I typically do in my instrument specific mixing tutorials, let’s go […]
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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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When it comes to miking instruments, I get more questions regarding how to mic piano arguably than any other instrument (okay maybe acoustic guitar – so check out my 14 tips on how to record acoustic guitar). Here is the best way to record piano (grand piano or upright). Best Microphone for Recording Piano There
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Reverb can make your mix’s piano sound huge and add the literal and metaphorical “depth” it needs to carry your song, particularly in a piano and vocal-centric mix. Let’s talk how to use reverb on piano to get that size while keeping it clean and from overtaking your entire mix. How to Use Reverb on
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Chorus is a type of effect which modulates (actively changes) both the pitch and timing of your audio. When blended in alongside the “dry” instance of your audio, you get the effect of unique doubles with an evolving, lush kind of sound (depending on the settings). Chorus can be used effectively on a number of
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