by Stephane Lo Jacono | Jul 11, 2018 | Audio Processing, Blog
In movie production, most of the audio work is done in a separate process after the filming stage. Actors re-record lines (dialogue replacement) and the audio team layers the soundtrack and Foley over the film. Foley, by definition, is the process of creating sound... 
by Tyler Gutherman | Jun 26, 2018 | Audio Processing, Blog
What is sampling? In music, sampling is the act of taking a portion of one sound recording and reusing it as an instrument or a sound recording in a different song or piece. Certainly, sampling is an art form that has generated many musical genres and underlies... 
by Milojko Jaric | Mar 16, 2018 | Audio Processing, Blog
What is a hi-hat? The hi-hat sound is one of the most recognizable rhythm elements. That goes for most of the musical genres of today. By definition, the term hi-hat refers to a set of two cymbals mounted on a metal stand. The top cymbal can move up and down to... 
by Milojko Jaric (Freaked Frequency & Molok) | Feb 19, 2018 | Audio Processing, Blog
WHY TUNE? When it comes to drums, percussion, and other audio samples – many producers forget they have the ability to tune them. Despite the noisy nature of most percussion, it is important to pay some attention to their pitches. They often make or break... 
by Milojko Jaric | Nov 25, 2017 | Audio Processing, Blog
Rhythms backbone Besides bass, the kick drum defines the backbone of the rhythm in every musical genre. Today’s electronic music cannot exist without a solid pumping kick drum, so it is safe to say that the kick drum is a critical element of any dance... 
