Mic Placement 101: How to Get a Great Sound
Learn more about Microphone Placement in part 1 of this article. Most of you reading this may be recording at home. We're using a well-appointed home...
Learn more about Microphone Placement in part 1 of this article. Most of you reading this may be recording at home. We're using a well-appointed home...
Learn more about Microphone Placement in part 2 of this article. Microphone placement can be the difference between a great-sounding recording or the need...
The kick drum is a foundational part of a mix. It can dictate the feel, tempo, and aesthetic of the music. The kick can signify not only genre, but also...
Sometimes it seems like drums just appear in a mix and we don’t know how to handle them. There are some really simple steps that you can use to equalize...
Some claim it’s the golden ticket to a big, wide stereo image, others say it’s a surefire way to end up in a mess of comb filtering and phase...
A compressor in mixing and mastering is used to reduce a signal's dynamic range—that is, to reduce the difference in level between the...
Audio post production covers a huge range of audio topics from cleaning up background noise to understanding loudness and managing deliverables. With so...
Referencing tracks from your favorite artists to use in your mixing or mastering session has never been easier. The new Audiolens desktop app...
Snare drums are one of the most commanding sounds in modern mixes, but also prone to become sharp with careless processing. It takes lots of practice to...
From electrical interference to air conditioner noises, removing hum from audio has been a staple function of noise reduction and audio cleanup tool...
The noise floor is one of those confounding technical terms that many budding engineers are ashamed to ask about in public, feeling that they should...
You may have heard mixing advice that says to avoid mixing in mono or explains how to make your mix wide with stereo imaging. But what is mono and...