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Are you using green noise in your recordings because they’ll sell you anything?
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Are you using green noise in your recordings because they’ll sell you anything?
This is your friendly reminder that your microphone comes with reverb.
Tricking yourself is just not a good long-term strategy.
Speakers are kind of like a pair of new shoes.
Your condenser microphone needs power.
Level isn’t the most important element in your mix.
Yesterday, in Keyboard Skills Elective, we did this.
You had a great session.
This morning in gym we took a look at this song and one of the things we discussed was what key is it in?
This is a Helmholtz resonator, and you’ll see them in studios.
This is a really useful chord progression to put on your fingers.
When was the last time you used something like this?