June 11, 2019 | Blog, Mixing
Drum Mastering Using Parallel Compression You have probably come to this point while mixing your track: the more elements you add to your drums, the less impact they have. In this tutorial, I will walk you through one way to counteract this using parallel... 
July 31, 2016 | Blog, Mixing
1. Bounce a submix. If you’ve got a submix just right in Lumit, you can print the “Group Track” the elements belong to using the Freeze Tool. This way, you have a pre-mixed composite stem and are not risking losing that perfect blend. Not to mention, you can... 
December 19, 2016 | Blog, Mixing
As you may already know, audio signals can be processed using a plethora of tools called effect units. Producers and engineers often insert them directly into the signal chain so that the unit captures and affects 100% of the sound. Just as often, they combine the... 
September 5, 2019 | Blog, Mixing
What is Glitch? In a computer program, a glitch is a bug that isn’t encountered very often and results in a problem. On the other hand, in computer audio, a glitch is a quick temporary noise in a file that sounds like a snap. Read the following tutorial... 
January 3, 2017 | Blog, Mixing
Side-Chain in Lumit First and foremost, Our compressor/expander and noise gate have three different settings for side-chain input. If you’re not familiar with side-chain or “ducking”, it often sounds like this… ... 
April 2, 2019 | Blog, Mixing
Stop repeating the same mistakes. In my experience running Berklee’s Electronica Club (soon to be called the Electronic Production Club), I’ve noticed many recurring mistakes producers make. In the past, I would often redirect them to the internet for help.... 
