Here you will find helpful tips and advice in music production for both: hardware and software.
The analog audiotape was a pioneer invention that significantly progressed audio recording and playback. In this article, we take a look at how they work and more. The audiotape, developed in Germany in 1928, is based on magnetic recording technology, which was first accomplished using magnetic wires. It revolutionized the audio media, providing access to …
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If you are facing the need to get rid of reverb on your tracks, we can help you. This article will explain How To Remove Reverb In Logic Pro X and describe the easy steps. Now, why would you ever want to get rid of reverb? For example, you got a voice-over that someone recorded …
High volumes for long periods, overheating, driver malfunctions, and miss-treating your speakers will all cause your speakers to become blown. You may be hearing rattling, or from a tweeter, you may hear a humming/buzzing sound – well, this would be a good indication that your speakers are damaged. How Do I Damage A Studio Monitor? …
How Do I know If My Studio Monitor Is Blown? (How To Fix & Avoid That) Read More »
So today, we’re going to demystify the process of adding such desired effects in answering the question of “Can I Run Vocals Through The Guitar Pedals?” First, let’s look at why you would want to add effects to a vocal track. You may be facing the issue of your vocals sounding flat or devoid of …
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You’ve probably seen the term Comb Filtering in synths and filter plugins and perhaps even in recording guides. But what is comb filtering, and what causes it, exactly? Let’s find out. Comb filtering is something that recordists have had to deal with ever since we grew past monophonic recordings. It causes a strange flanging effect …
Full Guide To Comb Filtering & Resonator – What Is It & How It works? Read More »
Understanding the difference between a clipper and a limiter can elevate your mixing and mastering game to a new level. The main difference between clipper and limiter is that the clipper will cut the audio signal at a certain level. It’s simply clipping the audio signal. On the flipside, with Limiter, you can control the …
Clipper vs. Limiter – When Should I Use Each? Explained Read More »
Today most of the audio interfaces communicate with your computer either through a USB connection or a FireWire connection. But most computers can be upgraded at a very low cost to have FireWire functionality. So Should I choose a FireWire or USB audio interface? The USB is a commonly used audio interface within the music …
FireWire vs USB: Which Should I Choose? | Cons & Pros, And Difference Read More »
When you record vocals, a vlog, or a podcast in a less-than-ideal condition, you are bound to get some noise from your equipment and room. This article explains the best free and paid methods to remove background noise from an audio recording. Noise reduction isn’t a click-and-go process that many would lead you to believe. …
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As for a short answer to the question of “How and When To Use Algorithmic and Convolution Reverb In Mixing,” the convolution reverb is excellent for those who are looking to accurately simulate a natural reverberating environment while algorithmic reverbs are great for more digital purposes. Of course, several other variables come into play, each …
Algorithmic vs Convolution Reverb: Mixing With Each (Tips & Advice) Read More »
In today’s post, we’ll take a look at Linear and Minimum Phase EQs, their differences, and applicabilities. We’ll also give you some audio examples to help you hear the differences for yourself. If you’re like me and you know nothing about the physics of audio processing, don’t worry. We’ve assembled a complete guide in a …
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