In The Studio: Troubleshooting Drum Sounds
Each situation is different and ultimately the sound depends upon the drums, the drummer, the song, the arrangement, and even the other players.
Each situation is different and ultimately the sound depends upon the drums, the drummer, the song, the arrangement, and even the other players.
Illustrating the harmonic structure (content and phase relationship) of a signal
Mythology runs rampant on the meaning and the use of that switch with the “∅” symbol. It may be (mistakenly) labeled “phase.”
Overcoming feedback problems while keeping house and monitors in balance.
While a complete exploration of the two concepts would fill an entire book, let’s take a brief look at each concept, in a nutshell.
What it is, how it happens, what it can sound like and some techniques to handle it, accompanied by audio examples…
An exercise in finding that the harmonics lead the fundamental
An interesting look back at techniques for recording electronic instruments, circa 1970…
Distinguishing the two and a few of the effects of each
In this second part of our series from D.A.S. Audio, we take a look at another example of a cardioid subwoofer system.
In this second part of our series from D.A.S. Audio, we take a look at an example of a cardioid subwoofer system.
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