Here’s a quick, yet in-depth guide to elevating any vocal performance to a professional sounding level using various mixing techniques.
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Quick Mixing Tips: How to Temper the Mighty Squeal of a Saxophone
Some quick and handy tips for mixing a fresh new saxophone recording. Here’s how I take the best of what I’ve got and make it sound even better!
Ben Marshall’s Problem-Solution Approach to Mixing Vocals
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Stereo Widening: 7 Simple Ways to Give Your Mix Width
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5 Ways to Tell if Your Vocals Have Too Much Processing
When working with the endless options of vocal effects in today’s average digital audio workstation (DAW), it…
Hyperbits’ Guide to Layering and Humanizing Pianos
In the world of modern electronic music production, it is critical to introduce more organic…
Using Effects to Transform the Sonic Contours of Your Electronic Drum Pad
Musicians today use audio effects for literally everything. Guitarists, keyboardists, vocalists, saxophonists, you name it.…
Tone Timeline: Using Delay as a Secondary Instrument
When it comes to playing an instrument, especially in a live setting, there are hundreds…
(Artificial) Space Is the Place: A Reverb Technology Primer
If you’ve sung even a single note in a large concrete stairwell, you likely know…
4 Other Uses for Your Favorite Guitar Pedals
By Casey van Wensem Every guitarist has that one effects pedal (or two, or three,…