Three Chord Inversions
Playing a chord, it’s easy.
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Playing a chord, it’s easy.
Baba beans. Perceptions of bear. It’s known as the McGurk effect. And if you play it back, you’ll hear what I actually said was Baba with a B. Part …
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Stereo is a dangerous word because most of you started producing music assuming you knew what it meant and most of you didn’t.
"Heh, Nathan." I initially responded to a mastering session and have never been replied to.
Creating an EP is a fabulous goal, but it’s not necessarily a great goal for a class.
Achieve professional studio sound through recording diversity, not expensive gear. Learn why varying microphones, instruments, and recording positions …
The flutter echo is created when you have two parallel surfaces.
An impulse response is like an acoustic fingerprint.
In the beginning, you didn’t know what a DAW was.
There are four tetrachords, which are just four note mini scales that span a fourth.