What’s The Take-Away? The Advantages Of Subtractive Mixing
A powerful, pristine mix doesn’t always have to be about loud, louder and loudest.
A powerful, pristine mix doesn’t always have to be about loud, louder and loudest.
Creating an accurate translation of instruments for a larger experience, as though the PA isn’t there and the band is playing just for the fans.
The nature of peak and average levels of music and speech, methods of dealing with signal peaks, and more.
Some brief general guidelines that can be a big help, especially for those new to the process…
Try these suggestions, but then try something totally different. Innovate – don’t blindly follow…
Managing all of the “area” between the extremes, for each and every sound you record, is a skill that’s critical to making a good-sounding recording.
Inside a method the author developed for fast adjustment of a noted guitarist’s tone during the course of shows.
Experience with gear and software is very important, but one skill that’s sometimes overlooked – yet takes years to master – is the art of listening.
Understanding the musical genre as well as your band will dictate whether that percussion sound is subtle or dominant. This is where your own artistry can shine. Here are some thoughts on the topic and approaches…
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