6 EQ Tips: Boost or Cut the Frequencies? | Waves When it comes to the equalization process in the production experience, you want to make sure that you know the difference between the three main formats: frequency, gain, and Q. Frequency has to do with manipulating the track, while gaining has to do with adding…… See More

Review: Sample Logic Trailer Xpressions 2 Just for it’s huge library of sonic elements alone, Sample Logic’s Trailer Xpressions 2 is a great choice to add to your studio. It helps your mapping skills become much more expansive by taking just one mapped out module and converting it into an entirely mapped out piece. This…… See More

Neumann Launches Re-Issue Of U 67 Tube Microphone – ProSoundWeb There are many fans of the original design of the Neumann U 67 Tube model, and the newest release has held to it’s original specifications so that it can still appeal to the same audience. This new version, however, also comes equipped with three different…… See More

20 Best Royalty-Free Music Kits of 2018 Generally speaking, music kits are a trio, or a grouping of up to ten musical tracks, arranged around the same genre. The type of music kit you require depends in large part on what you need it for. Perhaps you’re producing a sci-fi project. For that, you may…… See More

PreSonus Faderport Review: Worth It for the Home Studio Musician? The move from music being made entirely in a recording studio environment to the widespread use of digital audio workstations is a modern one. And while the advent of the DAW as a primary musical creator has meant that millions of musicians are getting to…… See More

The principle of operation of a capacitor (condenser) microphone The diaphragm, which tends to be positioned alongside the backplate, comprises, along with the backplate, the two portions of the capacitor, or condenser, of a condenser-style, recording microphone. Normally, a capicitor’s potential for charge, when multiplied by a specific voltage, then equals the capacitor’s actual charge.…… See More

Vocal Reverb or Delay? How to Create Space Around Your Vocal (Fast) Vocals are obviously an absolutely essential component to the recording of a song. While other components may get by to a certain extent with hiding in the background, the same should never be allowed to happen with the vocals, which should be front…… See More

The 6 Trouble Frequencies When it comes to the production of music and ensuring that the track that is being recorded is up to the expectations of those who will listen to it, one of the most important aspects is ensuring that the EQ has been dialed in. Although some may have trouble with this…… See More