Multiband compression is very powerful, but also pretty dangerous. Most of the time you don’t need it and you definitely shouldn’t be using it on everything. But once
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123: Your Sick Guitar Tone Could Ruin Your Mix
It doesn’t matter what your guitar (or any instrument) sounds like on its own, it’s about whether or not it serves the song and fits into the perfect
122: Pitch Is Key – Avoid The Amateur “Out-Of-Tune” Sound With These 10 Tuning & Intonation Hacks
Out-of-tune vocals, guitars, bass or really any instrument are super common in amateur productions. It's a dead give away. Often it's subtle, sometimes it's so bad that it
121: “Art Is An Expression Of Life – So Go And Experience Some Life!”
Benedikt heard indie-pop producer Mark Eckert talk about this in an Instagram video and thought it’s a really cool and important thing to discuss. Here's why: A lot
120: These Are Our Mix Bus Chains
Last week we explained the concept of mixing into a mix bus chain and how to get the most from applying mix bus processing. This week we’re giving
119: Why We Mix Into A Mix Bus Chain (This Is Not Mastering!)
On this episode we explain the concept of a mix bus chain, tell you why we use one and compare mixing into a mix bus chain vs applying mix
118: Trevor Reilly (A Wilhelm Scream) – Behind The Scenes Of Making A Professional DIY Record
My guest on this episode is Trevor Reilly, the guitar player, (co-)producer/recording engineer and main songwriter in the band A Wilhelm Scream. I got to nerd out with
117: Mic Placement Quick Start Guide
Find the sweet spot in no time! It all starts at the source. So put your microphones in the right place quickly, easily and with confidence, using this
116: Your Audio Knowledge Could Be The Reason Why Your Records Don’t Sound Great
We have both worked with many people who know a lot. Like a LOT. Often more than we do (and we're obsessed with learning). Yet their records still
115: Need More Low End? How To Fix A Thin Sounding Bass Recording
Have you ever fought a bass guitar (or any bass instrument) in your mix that was just not big enough? Here's what you can do to compensate for