Bounce Version as a File
As you iterate through versions of a work in progress, bounce each version as a file so you can compare mixes without reopening sessions.
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Whether you call it a bus or whether you call it a send and a return, the utility of running effects like reverbs and delays in parallel rather than in series is more than just a matter of resource management.
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As you iterate through versions of a work in progress, bounce each version as a file so you can compare mixes without reopening sessions.
Raise your hand if you have trouble hearing compression.
John Carpenter's Halloween theme — 70% of you identified it as minor. But there's no third in the structure. Music theory isn't about a right or wrong …
Go. Oh, guys. It’s not coming off. What do you mean it’s not-
Apparently, I have a lot to say about this chord progression.
If you ever notice that six steps up the scale this is a major sixth but if we invert it this becomes part of a minor chord.
When you’re arranging you have to think a lot like a mix engineer because every instrument is going to speak differently in every register So the …
This may be one of the most useful chord progressions you can learn, and it’s deceptively easy, because if you can do this, then you can do this, and …
I’m going to play an F in every chord of the opening of "I Love Zupor" I’m playing an F and the droning pedal tone of the tonic note is going to …
Just tell your stories.
Getting comfortable with keyboard chords means getting comfortable with inversions.
Here’s another chord progression you should put under your fingers.