Recording Guides

If you ever heard a singer that tends to be very sibilant, then you know how distracting it can be to listen to. It’s one of those things that I just can’t stop paying attention to, and I guess that this must also be the case for many of you. Being able to remove Sibilance […]

I’m currently travelling and the only two things I have with me that could help me produce a song are my Laptop and my Cellphone. So, this got me thinking… How could I possibly produce a song limiting myself to just using these two things? I know that recording gear is expensive, you could get

This is a concept I got familiarized with not so long ago. I always used to add vocals as harmonies to make everything sound better, but I never really used to double track vocals. Since I assume that many of you reading this post are looking for ways to improve the quality of your double

Headphones should be in every Professional- and Home-Studio, they are one of the essential components used to mix music properly, but which ones should you choose, open back or closed back? They each have their place and depending on what you plan to use them for, you should get one or the other, which begs

Mixing a song is already an arduous process that can take you lots of time and cause some major headaches, but mixing an entire album and getting everything to sound consistent is definitely harder to do. When mixing an album, consistency is key! Every song should feel as if it really belongs in that album.

I think that this is a problem that many musicians have ran into a lot of times in their career and I know that there are a lot of opinions and controversy regarding this topic, so in this post I intend to at least give you some pointers on when to use a real drummer

So, you bought your first Audio Interface and your first set of microphones and decide that it’s time to start recording, only to find that your mixes don’t sound quite the way you expect them to. Learning to mix is a tough process, but it’s also really rewarding once you start getting it right! There

Well, there’s a good answer to this question… one that I will try and explain as thoroughly as possible in this post. I will go into why it’s useful to mix in mono, as well as why you should also consistently check it in mono. So, without further ado, let’s go into the guide: Should

I’ve always been a Cubase fan, but recently I decided to try Reaper and I have to say, it’s a great DAW. Not very appealing visually, but it’s absolutely fantastic and it can do everything the other DAWs can. I’ve put together a list of 10 tips and shortcuts for Reaper that you probably will