The kick drum is the heartbeat resonating throughout a track. It’s one of the essential elements that connect the listener to the basic rhythm of the song. Blending it correctly with other elements in the mix can be challenging. For that reason, in the next...
In the next tutorial, we’ll discuss an instance where you can use the left-right EQ technique to fix an otherwise problematic recording. This means using an EQ with independent curves for the left and right channels of your audio. You won’t need to use...
The Matching EQ allows you to attenuate the frequencies of your target sample by using a reference. Essentially, the matching equalizer listens to the reference and then adjusts the parameter accordingly to affect the target sample. If you like to gain further...
An EQ or equalizer is designed to add or remove frequencies of the audio spectrum. Certain EQ’s can be more precise than others, allowing you to eliminate problematic frequencies surgically. Others will add or remove wider frequency bands that allow you to be a...
One thing common to most electronic music producers is definitely the daunting quest for the perfect bassline. It’s unsurprising, given the number of factors to consider: choosing or designing the right sound, writing the melody itself, dynamic processing,...
