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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Piano can play a variety of roles in your mix. Sometimes it’s in the foreground of a sparser mix (think Adele), sometimes it’s more of just an accenting piece to the point where you barely hear it. Regardless of how you’re using it in your mix, let’s talk how to mix piano with 7 tips.
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Piano is one of the trickier instruments to compress correctly. It’s all about finding that sweet spot to not step on the transients and getting the sustain on the back end. In this piano compression guide we’ll cover how to compress piano to find that sweet spot every time. Piano Compression Guide Follow this piano
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It can be difficult to EQ piano considering the base frequencies of its notes ranges extends from roughly 16Hz to 8000 Hz. Fun fact, by the way, the standard for tuning defines the frequency of the note “A” above middle see to be 440Hz. Tuners use this standard accepted setting to base and define the
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