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- Tuning Your 808s With Melodyne
- Using Avid’s HEAT To Get That Tape Sound
- The Power of Absynth – Ambiance & Texture
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- The Beat Maker vs. Producer debate
- Dance Medleys
- New auxiliary rig at CCM! $25/hr for the budgeted artist!
- Tips on Recording and Mixing Vocals with LA-610, Distressor and Clariphonic Parallel EQ
- A pesky kick or hi-hat triggering the snare gate in your mix? There’s a side-chain fix for that…
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Monthly Archives: June 2010
My View of CCM
For me, coming into CCM for the first time as a new intern opened up a lot opportunities for me. From getting a first impression of the studio as well as being brought in to see how the engineers work with their clients. After … Continue reading
Placing Vocals in a Mix
At CCM studios we record a lot of different genres of music and placement of the vocals in the song is critical in the final mix. Place them too low and they will get masked by the other instruments in … Continue reading
Electronic vs. Acoustic Drums
How should you track your drums?
Posted in Recording Tips, Studio Gear
Tagged acoustic, beat detective, ccm studios, cymbal, drums, electronic, EZ Drummer, floor, hi hat, kick, kit, recording, snare, tom
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Multiband Compression – An Overview
Are you having trouble finding that right amount of compression to make your gel mix without creating a noticeable “pumping” volume effect? Multiband compression may be just what you need.
How To Make Your Drums Punch!
Side-chain compression is your answer!
Posted in Recording Tips
Tagged chain, compression, drums, how to side chain compress, Mastering, mixing, protools, punch, side, tips, tricks
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