High shelf EQ is one of many types of EQ filters which can be used to uniformly boost or cut a frequency range higher than a starting point of your choosing. Let’s talk how to use high shelf EQ, its benefits, and how it differs from low shelf EQ. High Shelf EQ As I typically […]
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Modern 1176 plugins model the original 1176 analog compressor from Universal Audio which was first released in 1967. Most of the controls are straightforward (save for the instances of dials which work in reverse which I covered in my tutorial on how to use an 1176 compressor). The one thing which might not be clear
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Low frequency and high frequency rich sources differ in their makeup, speed, and even their behavior. Let’s cover the differences between low frequency vs high frequency sound waves. Low Frequency Vs High Frequency As we covered on our tutorial on the parts of a sound wave, the frequency of a waveform is determined by how
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Listening to the synths in your favorite songs and comparing them to your mixes, you might be wondering how to make synths sound fuller like in commercial mixes. There are a number of ways to make your synths fuller, all without having to change instrument itself. Let’s cover some pointers on how to make synths
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The kick drum is the anchor for your entire mix. It keeps time, establishes the rhythm; it’s the backbone. If the kick’s balance is off, if it’s not sitting just right, the entire mix will lack focus. Let’s cover everything you need to know about mixing a kick drum in one tutorial now. Mixing a
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