Cymbal Bleed can completely destroy a drum recording, especially once compression is added since it raises the noise floor. In this article, I will go over the multiple methods you can use to remove Cymbal Bleed, from using plugins specifically designed with this purpose in mind, to more creative ways (some of which are free […]
How to Remove Cymbal Bleed from Drums: 4 Ways! Read More »
Mastering compressors are the most important tool you can use to give your mix the final touch it needs, especially when trying to glue the mix together and make everything sound more cohesive. In this article, I will be listing the absolute best compressor plugins you can use to master your mix. I have tested
Best Mastering Compressor Plugins: The Only 5 to Consider! Read More »
In this article, I will be reviewing the best multiband compressors currently available. This list will comprise the 5 absolute best plugins for every need and budget, since their price ranges from only $29 to a whopping $199. So, without any further ado, let’s get started! Best Multiband Compressor plugins MB-Control Cost efficient and fully-featured
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Auto-tuning vocals is an important aspect of music production, and FL Studio offers a variety of plugins to help with this. In this article, we will be discussing the two stock plugins included in FL Studio for vocal tuning: NewTone and Pitcher. I will go over the similarities and differences between the two plugins, as
FL Studio Basics: Pitch-Correction (Auto-Tune)! Read More »
FL Studio is a digital audio workstation (DAW) that is popular among music producers and audio engineers for its ease of use and intuitive design. It offers a wide range of features and tools for creating and editing music, including a comprehensive selection of virtual instruments, effects, and loops. One of the strengths of FL
FL Studio Basics: Copy & Paste Plugins, Patterns, and more! Read More »
So, you just opened up FL Studio and decided to create a song or a beat only to find that there are some strange popping and crackling noises coming out of your speakers, but is it really the speakers or is it actually something going on in FL Studio? Luckily, you don’t need to throw
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Fl Studio is slowly becoming one of the most popular, if not the most popular, DAWs out there today, and this is mainly due to its unique workflow that relies mostly on pattern creation and then assembling all of those patterns in the playlist to create a song. As it so happens with many other
FL Studio: Is the Free Trial actually Good? Yes, here’s why! Read More »
I’ve used multiple DAWs over the years (Cubase, Nuendo, Reaper, Studio One, Cakewalk, and also FL Studio) and if there’s one thing that you should consider when choosing one or the other, aside from how good it actually is, is how hard it is to learn, if it’s intuitive or not, etc. So, in this
FL Studio is Easy to Learn! Here’s why! Read More »
If you’ve ever tried recording your own vocals in FL Studio, you might have noticed that you can hear yourself through the headphones or the speakers, which is generally good since it helps you sing in tune, etc. However, what if there is some latency? Or what if you simply don’t want to hear your
FL Studio Basics: How to Record without Hearing Yourself! Read More »
