Mixing In Stereo: Adding Width And Depth To Recordings
A collection of general theories, tips, and tricks that apply to most mix projects…
January 20, 2020
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A collection of general theories, tips, and tricks that apply to most mix projects…
A setup that was far from ‘tried and true’ — I decided to stretch out and try alternative concepts…
Using what’s available to the maximum benefit of the sound design, with the author detailing that process in a recent production.
Looking at some of the mics in question and examining why we might (or might not) want to use a pre-EQ’d kick drum mic.
Holding the mic correctly and at an appropriate distance, singing consistently — even in sound check — and more.
You’d think that all the engineer and producer greats would use the same vintage microphones that have become just as famous as they are, but
Creative solutions for those situations where saving the gig means stepping away from familiar microphones and techniques.
A fresh look at drum kit microphone techniques; taking a less conventional approach…
Maybe death metal engineers can get away with the constant drone of metallic hash noise, but for everyone else, please continue to read on…
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