Mixing with frequencies refers to the process of combining multiple audio signals with different frequencies to create a cohesive sound. This is commonly done in music production and audio engineering. Normally we use the equalizer to correct or define the sound, we hear the sound, we like it or we don’t, and we modify the […]
Whether you are a seasoned professional or an indie artist recording in your home studio, recording audio can be a hassle. Recording audio right the first time avoids extra costs in post-production when your engineer has to somehow mix out the dog barking in the background or has to work around a singer’s lisp. Learn […]
Depending on the DAW (or mixing console), audio panning is represented as either a pan knob or slider that can be moved all the way from one side (left) to the other (right) and set anywhere in between. This makes us think that, as we pan a track (or instrument), we’re moving it along a […]
Audio panning is the phenomenon that decides where any audio signal will be sent to either left, right or center position. This is all assuming you’re using stereo settings. For the best sound panning experience make sure your monitors are at an equal distance from themselves and from you. Your audio monitors should form an equilateral […]
When I first began producing music, I barely knew what a mixer was. I had no idea how to use the mixer on FL Studio and I wasn’t very proficient with it for a couple of months. But instead of learning how to properly use the mixer, I ignored it and continued writing music. So […]
Studio monitors are speakers or a speaker system most used in recording studios, mixing, mastering, radio, TV, and more. The sound engineer shapes the sound depending on what he hears in his audio monitors, making sure that the audio material can be heard properly on any audio system or as many audio systems. Studio monitors […]
“Loudness War” seems to be over, well at least I keep hearing that statement for the last five years or so, but, with more and more loudness standards over the past couple of years, now it seems to be true. Several services like YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, and TV broadcasts now have some kind of standards […]
There is a time in every producer’s life when he makes something on his DAW, exports it, then on playback it sounds completely different than what he heard while making the track. It’s a very common problem. A contagion, if you will. So what is the solution to this? The Volume Well more specifically, dual […]
So, do you want to buy a Tube Microphone? It seems to be the holy grail of recording these days, getting that analog sound back into your recording. After more than 2 decades of recording digitally, we still long for that warm sound of the analog consoles and recording studio gear from yesterday. We are […]
If you are a music producer, then most likely you’ve heard of stereo separation. Today I will explain what stereo separation represents. First, it is a great way of creating harmony in music. A well-done stereo separation can create an awesome feeling, and in this article, I’m going to show you how. Before that, I […]
