When we think of vocal warmth, we’re often talking about those low-mids and mid range frequencies in the vocal, not to mention a more analog, vintage sound. Let’s cover how to get vocal warmth in the mix with a combination of effective EQ and saturation. How to Get Vocal Warmth Before we get into the […]
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Saturation and distortion are two terms which commonly get used interchangeably in the world of audio production. This begs the question in regards to saturation vs distortion, are they the same thing and if not, how do they differ? Saturation Vs Distortion Saturation vs distortion are both closely related in that they’re both (in the
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In the broadcasting world, the lower register of a voice is essential for conveying power which, subconsciously or not, the listener picks up on. For those in radio broadcasting, podcasting, or any profession where someone talks for a living, the more low end range you can bring out in a voice, the fuller and consequently
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Saturation is a great effect to use alongside EQ to fill out the sound of a lot of instruments in your mix. Today I’m going to focus on how we can use snare saturation to do just that or even add some transient grit to your snare. How to Use Snare Saturation There are a
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When we think saturation, we typically think drums and vocals as the main two targets in terms of types of audio which can benefit from this effect. While it certainly doesn’t need it across the board every time, but I actually like to use bass saturation in a couple of specific instances to correct a
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