Here are all the posts where I talk about different recording techniques, software that you can use, both free & premium, and how to produce music in general!
So, you just bought your first electric guitar and either one of your strings broke, or the whole set of strings is in need of changing. You think to yourself “huh, acoustic guitars sound awesome, why no use acoustic strings on my electric guitar?”. Well, I would advise against doing this without at least reading …
Can I use Acoustic Guitar Strings on an Electric Guitar? Read More »
Hey there, in this post I will leave you with a short list of the best orchestral vsts currently available in 2020. Here you will find a wide range of instruments, from powerful percussion, to a wide variety of brass instruments, choirs, woodwinds, and more! Orchestral VST Libraries are fantastic for creating Film music, but …
Oh boy, here it comes! I can’t tell you the amount of arguments I got in over this question, and for some reason someone always brings it up again and again, be it in a band, forums, you name it. Playing the bass and the guitar-, even though they are extremely similar, is different and …
Is Bass really easier to learn and play than Guitar? Read More »
The job of a mixer is to take all the incoming signals, mix them and then send them to one or more destinations. Analog and Digital consoles, while essentially doing the same thing, work in a very different way, and this is what I will cover in this article. Make sure to check the table …
Analog Vs Digital Mixers; Here are the Differences! Read More »
Hey everyone! I’ve been researching different websites that teach you how to play musical instruments lately, and I even ended up using some of the guitar-related ones, and I noticed that it’s kind of hard to find actual good websites that provide online lessons. Most of them are either extremely outdated or just lacking in …
The 62 Best Websites to Learn Musical Instruments! Read More »
The DCAM FreeComp, which was released by FXpansion, is a free circuit-modelled bus compression plugin available in VST, AU or RTAS formats. It is modelled around a classic console bus compressor design and is intended to be used to “glue” mixes and subgroups together while enhancing punch and definition. This means that it’s actually best …
Rough Rider 3 is an extremely simple compression plugin designed mostly to be used on the tracks that add “punch” to the mix; like drums, bass, guitar, synths, etc. It’s especially good for beginners since it only features a handful of controls; Ratio, Attack, Release, Sensitivity and Makeup, as well as a Mix control for …
Rough Rider 3 Compressor by Audio Damage Review! Read More »
The Molot compressors’ visual aesthetics are based on an old Soviet Military device, and it looks amazing. It was released by Tokyo Dawn Labs a while back and they claim that it’s a compressor with loads of “Character”, which basically means that it will definitely color the sound of the track you’re using it on. …
Molot is a Free Compressor by Vladg/Sound; Review! Read More »
If you like simple and effective compression plugins, look no further. The DC1A is probably the simplest compressor out there, featuring only two controls; Input and Output. It is, essentially, a stripped-down version of the DC8C, which is a premium compressor by Klanghelm, but with just two controls. For being a compressor with just an …
