Daily Blog - May 11th 2021 Most musicians I know consider themselves night owls. Claiming to be most creative and productive late at night. They also believe that
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What’s A “Warm” Sounding Recording?
Daily Blog - May 10th 2021 We've all probably described a sound as "warm" at some point. But what do we actually mean by that? And do we
Learn From The Best Instead Of Your “Competition”?
Daily Blog - May 7th 2021 This post is not an opinion or piece of advice. It's about a question that came to my mind and I want
Explore The Extremes
Daily Blog - May 5th 2021 Exploring the extremes and going too far is necessary. Consistently testing the limits and trying to overcome them is what leads to
#64: Recording A Live Band – How To Deal With Bleed And Get The Most Out Of The Room Sound
Recording a whole band live is one of the hardest but also most fun things to do. There are a lot of challenges that come with it and
One sound fits all?
Daily Blog - May 4th 2021 When recording an album, are you really doing what's best for each song? Maybe one setup for the record doesn't cut it.
The Best Microphone…
Daily Blog - May 3rd 2021 ...might be the one you already have. Because limiting yourself forces you to learn everything about your signal chain. It forces you
The Simple Habit That Prevents Clicks And Pops In Your Recordings
Daily Blog - April 30th 2021 Sometimes it's the little things, the small problems that are easy to fix that can cause major issues when overlooked. This is
Faders As EQ
Daily Blog - April 29th 2021 While I believe you should be able to get great tones from using just one mic on any mono source (guitar cabs,
#63: Sidechaining Explained – The Hidden Feature That’s Become Indispensable In Modern Music Production Tools
Sidechaining is one of those things that get talked about a lot these days. Using the sidechain input of a compressor to create pumping or ducking effects has