Weekly Tip #26: Arranging Is Mixing
Do you want your mixdowns to sound nice and loud? Read more
Do you want your mixdowns to sound nice and loud? Read more
This basic rule helps you to retain the natural characteristics of the sound when EQ:ing. Read more
You can automate most things in modern DAWs. Read more
Using presets in mixing can be tempting but it’s important to realize every situation is different and there really are no “one size fits all” solutions. Read more
It’s very tempting to solo the part/instrument you are EQ’ing. You should try to avoid doing this however. Read more
Last week’s tip introduced the concept of subtractive EQ - cutting rather than boosting. This week we’re looking at a technique that will help you identify the problematic frequencies. Read more
Logic Studio is vast and there is tons of clever stuff that easily goes unnoticed. Here are five very useful tricks/techniques for your workflow. Some of the tips I have discovered on my own, some I’ve learned from others. Let’s share the wealth… Read more
Today I wanted to quickly introduce you to a great little free plugin: the BX_Cleansweep…
There’s no one proper way to EQ and there are certainly no rules. But…
Inspect the effect of your favourite EQs have on the sound using a spectrum analyzer. It is easy to get tricked by the curve that you see on the interface of the EQ. Sometimes it’s not an accurate description of what is really going on. Read more