A nasally voice has a lot of character. Sometimes it’s TOO much. Some singers have more of this quality than others, so if you need to fix a nasally voice, consider these solutions with plugins you already have. EQ for Nasally Voice Boost at 150-300Hz Sometimes a nasally voice is a product of a lack […]
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I recently talked about bit depth and how it determines the dynamic range able to be represented. If bit depth is about dynamic range/volume, what’s the equivalent for frequency range in audio? Enter sample rate. Let’s talk about what sample rate is and what to set your sample rate in your DAW to. What is
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16 bit, 24 bit, 32 bit. What’s the difference, the the heck is bit depth, and which should you use when recording or bouncing your music? Let’s cover everything to know about bit depth now. This is going to get a little mathy, but I’ll keep it as simple and practical as possible. What is
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A big part of mixing your music is finding the best place for where to mix music where you live. Many of us don’t think about this when we actually sit down to mix and go with however our workspace is already oriented without realizing how far back this can set you. Let’s talk about
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LUFS stands for Loudness Unit Full Scale and is a system for representing and measuring volume. Unlike RMS and dB (see my comparison of LUFS vs RMS and LUFS vs dB), LUFS is a more practical and universal system of representing loudness as we interpret it. This system became the standard in 2011 with television,
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