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I think it’s important to set benchmarks for yourself.
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There are a few reasons that pro audio connections often run over balanced cables like this or this.
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I think it’s important to set benchmarks for yourself.
The act of transduction just means taking energy in one form and converting it into another.
I’ve discovered a new chord!
I was thinking about the word practice today, which just really means to do, right?
If you find yourself turning up your levels when you record and then turning them back down when you’re done, consider changing this setting in Logic …
If you’re confused about microphones, think of it like ordering off a prefix menu.
"How do I know how much compression to use?" Just use your ears.
In the most basic sense, a chord inversion is a way of reorganizing the notes of a chord.
We all do it. Part of studio culture seems to be fetishizing gear, but let’s level set for a second. Because aside from you and your instruments, the …
The easiest way to start understanding chord inversions is to think of it like a cake with three ingredients.
Anyone who knows me knows I’m incapable of passing up an instrument at a garage sale.
I want you to imagine that someone gives you a gift.