Rock bass EQ in many ways is a lot less sculpted than you’d opt for with say pop or rap. In the latter genres, you’d generally focus on the low end and sub and attenuate the rest to create a cleaner mix for the other elements. With rock, you want those low mids to assert […]
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Like using reverb on your snare, snare delay allows us to give our snare more size in the mix whether that’s lengthening it, fattening it, widening it, or some combination of the three. Snare delay can be preferable over reverb because it affords you more size without worrying about muddying up or otherwise blunting the
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ISRC codes are necessary for ensuring that you get the royalties you’re owed from streams and sales of your music on the various music streaming and sales services (Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, etc.). Let’s identify what are ISRC codes and talk about why you need them if you plan on releasing music commercially. What Are
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Ableton Live’s compressor is one of their best stock plugins even though it hasn’t changed much in the two decades or so since the first edition of the DAW came out. In this tutorial I’m going to cover each parameter on the Ableton Live compressor as well as the best settings to use for each.
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Narrow vocals make what should be the focal point of your mix in the vocals feel small or buried around the instrumental. Whether you want to mix in some width at key points in the song like the chorus, or you just want more vocal width in general, use these 6 easy tips/methods on how
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