Mixing DJ Elements and Turntable Scratches
Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice on Aug 25th, 2008
Mixing DJ Elements and turntable scratches is not a tricky task, but it is often overlooked in the creative mixing process.
Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice on Aug 25th, 2008
Mixing DJ Elements and turntable scratches is not a tricky task, but it is often overlooked in the creative mixing process.
Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice on Aug 25th, 2008
Incorporating ProTools or Logic, Cubase, etc. with Reason is made easy and efficient with Rewire. The process is like this
Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice on Aug 13th, 2008
Quick Tip with Aux Busing: Good organization in your song files is essential when creating complex mixes with numerous routings. Forming consistent, repetitious habits is the key here to streamline your efficiencies in all the mixing work you do. For example,
Posted in Blogroll, Studio Gear on Aug 13th, 2008
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Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice on Aug 13th, 2008
Continuing from the end of my last post about creating a “macro” lead track, it’s time to stack the back-up vocals.
Posted in Blogroll, Studio Gear on Aug 12th, 2008
The U5 high-voltage DI-preamp is a real piece of gold in the world of DIs.
Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice, Studio Gear on Aug 11th, 2008
Continuing from my last post about stacking vocals, it is now time to process them with compression.
Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice on Aug 11th, 2008
Sometimes when I am doing positive EQing - boosting frequencies - I like to locate my boosted frequencies individually, or rather, independently of each other. By this I mean that I will EQ one band to taste, and then I will bypass the finished band to continue onto the next additive band, etc. […]
Posted in Blogroll, Recording Tips and Advice, Studio Gear on Aug 1st, 2008
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Posted in Blogroll, Studio Gear on Jul 29th, 2008
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