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Mix songs slowly and steadily with a ‘one step at a time’ mixing strategy

Sitting down to mix songs can be a daunting prospect, especially when you’re new to mixing. You’re faced with tons of tracks, each of which need to be equalized, compressed, […]

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Parametric EQ explained: What is a parametric equalizer?

When it comes to equalizing your tracks, a parametric EQ is one of the most versatile equalizers that you can use. That’s because it offers the flexibility to make vastly […]

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Pass filter explained: what is a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter?

A pass filter is a really useful tool in audio mixing. That’s because, unlike other EQs which turn frequencies up or down (e.g. parametric EQs and shelving filters), a pass […]

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Shelving filter explained: understanding high-shelf and low-shelf equalizers

A shelving filter, also referred to as a shelf filter, shelf EQ, shelving EQ etc. allows you to boost or attenuate either the high end or the low end of […]

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Do expensive XLR cables make a difference? The truth about mic cables

A common question among musicians and producers is this: ‘do expensive XLR cables make a difference?’ It makes sense that people should ask. After all, you can spend anything from […]

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Stay creative in your music making with this one simple change

When you make your own music, one of the biggest challenges that you face is to stay creative. That’s because once you’ve found something that works, a great way to […]

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Make more music by following these 5 simple music making tips

For most people, finding the time to make music isn’t easy. Whether you go to work, school or have other commitments, it seems like there’s always something standing in your […]

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Sound proofing vs acoustic treatment: what’s the difference?

Sound proofing vs acoustic treatment Sound proofing and acoustic treatment are two very different processes. Each is used to achieve a very different set of results. Nevertheless, people often confuse […]