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90: How To Add Extra Impact & Excitement To Rock Songs With Bass Drops, Snare Bombs, Risers, Synths & Post-Production FX
We all love simple, classic band arrangements. Our favorite bands in rock and heavy music only use drums, bass, guitars and vocals and that's it. And of course
88: Why “Don’t Mix With Your Eyes” Is Bad Advice That’s Slowing You Down
I get it. You've heard countless times that you should "use your ears", and "not mix with your eyes". All that matters is what comes out of the
87: Super Hacks – Part 2 (Mixing)
Reason number one for doing this series of episodes: Malcom wanted to say "SUPER HACKS" on the show. 🤷 Reason number two: There are a couple of tricks
84: Organize Your Projects Like A Pro
What does your typical project layout look like? Which colors do you use on which tracks? What about the routing and your bus structure? How do you make
81: Your Mixes Need More Automation
The vocal sells the song, right? It carries all the energy and emotion. And it's the one thing we really have to get right because we humans are
80: What We Use In Our Vocal Chains (And Why We Use It)
The vocal sells the song, right? It carries all the energy and emotion. And it's the one thing we really have to get right because we humans are
79: Audio To MIDI – How It’s Done And When You Should Use It
Almost every DAW lets you create MIDI data from audio files. And if not, there are plenty of plugins that can do it. But why would you want
Small Investments, Big Return
Buying gear is fun. And sometimes it's not the actual audio gear, but the little helpers that have the biggest impact on our productivity and creativity. I just
78: How To Use Panning To Get Wide, Exciting And Balanced Mixes
Right after balancing, which we've covered in episode 75, panning is the second most important thing you need to get right in your mixes. Again, this seems trivial