Videos and Media
Looking for a way to help those vocals sit better in the mix? Distortion just may be the key, as explained in the article Using Creative Distortion On Vocals.
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From our resident church audio blogger Gary Zandstra comes a multi-part video series on the basics of church audio, which is equally useful to novices in any field. For more helpful hints from Gary, make sure to check out his Church Sound Blog.
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Industry veteran Dave Rat of Rat Sound discussed how to properly optimize your analog consoles gain structure as discussed in the article Gain Structure Basics With Dave Rats.
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From Waves Audio comes the Audio Mixing Tips & Tricks Series.
This video continues the explanation of the basics of reverb and delay, previously started in An Introduction To Reverb & Delay From Waves: Pt. 1.
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From Waves Audio comes the Audio Mixing Tips & Tricks Series.
This video explains the basics of reverb and delay. For Part II, click here.
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Part of our Crown tutorial series, an exclusive part of Amplifier World here at ProSoundWeb.
This series goes through various topics that relate to the use of Crown hardware and HiQnet System Architect.
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From Waves Audio comes the Audio Mixing Tips and Tricks series which was previously mentioned in the article Side-Chain Compression Tips From Waves.
This video showcases the technique of side-chain compression or ‘ducking’.
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Created by Dave Rat of Rat Sound, this 3 part series showcases the techniques previously discussed in his article Not So Mysterious: Using Polarity As Another Tool For Optimizing Drum Sound.
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Created by Dave Rat of Rat Sound, this 3 part series showcases the techniques previously discussed in his article Not So Mysterious: Using Polarity As Another Tool For Optimizing Drum Sound.
View Part 1 or Part 3.
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Created by Dave Rat of Rat Sound, this 3 part series showcases the techniques previously discussed in his article Not So Mysterious: Using Polarity As Another Tool For Optimizing Drum Sound.
View Part 2 or Part 3.
View this video.
