Weekly Tip #22: Isolate Speakers From Desk
If your monitor speakers are standing directly on the table, it’s time to sort this out. Read more
If your monitor speakers are standing directly on the table, it’s time to sort this out. Read more
This basic rule helps you to retain the natural characteristics of the sound when EQ:ing. Read more
Obvious as it is, this week I am never the less talking about something that is a very important foundation for anyone working with computers. Read more
What do you get when you put shit into a reverb? Reverbed shit. 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
Listening to your mix in mono is a great practice that will help you point out potential pitfalls. How? Read more
This week’s tip is related to the recent article I wrote about parallel compression. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, you should start by reading the article here: Smashed Up – a Parallel Compression Tutorial. Read more
This technique will let you push a sound towards the sides of the stereo image, leaving the centre free for other material. Read more
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