The gym is a scary place. Especially when you’re starting out. All those people grunting and lifting weights. For a beginner, it’s very intimidating. If you don’t know how to …
Welcome back to another segment of Question the Answer! We all want clarity in our vocals. We want the vocal to shine through the mix without the low- ...
A melody makes a mix go ’round. For 99%(made up statistic) of music, the song revolves around the vocal melody. Especially when you consider how ...
Not everything needs to be squeaky clean and filled with high-end sheen. Sometimes it’s useless to add “air” to certain instruments. You don ...
Today marks a milestone for Audio Issues. It’s time for me to venture into video and start giving you easy to use production tips in video format. That way you ...
In a live sound situation, the graphic equalizer is one of your favorite friends. It helps you crank as much volume as you can out of your monitors. A graphic ...
Mixing drums starts with the foundation. The kick drum. The kick drum sound, along with the snare, will be the defining factors of your drum sound. If the kick drum ...
EQ before compression or compression before EQ? That’s the big question isn’t it? It’s endlessly debated which processor you should insert first. Do you tweak your signal with EQ before ...
Understanding the EQ spectrum is a daunting task. But learning how to EQ properly is one of the most important skill to learn in audio production. Equalization is probably on every track ...
Independent Recording has one of the most useful EQ charts I’ve ever seen. I’ve stumbled upon this extremely handy EQ chart many times on the internet, but I don’t want any ...
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