Noise Gates 101: What They Do & How To Use Them To Their Fullest
Deployed correctly and they’re great, particularly with drums. Deployed incorrectly, however, and a mess can ensue…
Deployed correctly and they’re great, particularly with drums. Deployed incorrectly, however, and a mess can ensue…
When two signals are combining at the same level but with different timing in a bus or a loudspeaker, the result will be comb filtering upon the combination. To avoid this, the two signals must be corrected to arrive in time with each other. Here’s a way to do it.
It requires a different mindset, kind of like playing chess against multiple opponents.
Addressing everything that happens in the mix between the foundation and the vocals, which is extremely important if you want the song to sound musical and powerful.
A veteran engineer details what he’s learned by plugging in a self-contained stage and mix rig he developed into numerous sound reinforcement systems.
Outlining some of the most common problems he when receiving mixes from clients…
A deep dive into many of the issues and challenges arising from this increasingly common practice, including connectivity, storage, getting the most out of the process and more.
Who would have thought revisiting the “old school” could be so exciting?
Minimizing the setup down to its core, utilizing the bare essentials to get the job done efficiently and as quickly as possible.
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