How to Get Louder Bass (and Avoid Over-Compressed Muddiness!)
Loud, audible, and tonally clear bass is something that always eludes modern producers. With some nifty tuning, it is possible to achieve!
Loud, audible, and tonally clear bass is something that always eludes modern producers. With some nifty tuning, it is possible to achieve!
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While most artists send their tracks out to a pro for mastering, you can achieve a decent result yourself with some focused experimenting.
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What are the differences between these three forms of volume adjustment, and when to use each of them in your mixing process? We answer that and more here.
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The right kick drum sound can make or break the energy of your song, and the way the rest of the instruments stand up in mixing. Here’s how to choose it.