How Long Is Your Echo Threshold
You have what’s known as an echo threshold.
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Groundhog Day
So it’s Groundhog Day, and that’s the day in the movie where you do things over and over again.
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Gear Wears Out
This is a public service announcement from the people who like to sell you microphone stands.
Monitoring With Compression
A lot of vocalists love performing with compression.
that buzz
(footsteps) Allow me to show you the second best way to get rid of phone buzz that might be leaking into your microphone.
Learn To Mix
There is a myth that’s pervasive around here, which is that people can teach you how to mix.
Tape and Proximity
As a sound source gets closer to any directional microphone, it doesn’t just get louder.
Polarity Phase: convergent evolution
Within the lexicon of recording and mixing, the concepts of phase and polarity are similar enough.
Hide And Seek
The first time I heard Imogen Heaps hide and seek, I was driving and I literally had to pull the car over.
Mid-Side Recording
There’s a reason we teach mid-side recording, and it isn’t because it sounds good, although that’s one of the reasons we like to use it.
Music Production: self reliance
This is me watching everyone run around with their pants on fire because their plugin company went to a subscription model knowing full well you can …
you are in the wrong place
You’re in the wrong place if you’re here to learn cutting-edge tips, tricks, and techniques.
Frequency, Octaves, Sample Rate
A440. Here’s what we’re talking about. What it means is when I play this note, this string vibrates at 440 times a second. An octave up, 880. An …
