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Nov 1, 2009,
By Michael Cooper
Many musicians hate recording while following a soulless click track that constrains their playing to a rigid tempo. Unfortunately, recording tracks with...
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Nov 1, 2009,
By Simon Langford
Sidechain compression is an industry staple for cleaning up the bottom end of bass tracks. It uses a kick drum as the sidechain input to a compressor...
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Oct 1, 2009,
By Michael Cooper
Much has already been written about mixing drums, so rather than restating the basics, I'll share with you tips and advice that you're less likely to...
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Oct 1, 2009,
By Eli Krantzberg
Screencasting programs such as ScreenFlow for the Mac and Camtasia for Windows let you simultaneously capture screen movement and audio. Here's how to...
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Oct 1, 2009,
By Len Sasso
The familiar sweeping effect known as flanging takes its name from the way in which it was originally produced using a pair of analog tape machines. The...
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Sep 1, 2009,
By Steve Skinner
In the studio, singers give their best performances when they're comfortable, confident and contented. As the producer, it's your job to make them feel...
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Sep 1, 2009,
By David Battino
Tempo-synched delay is one of the coolest effects in music. Quarter- or 8th-note echoes can really fill out a part, whereas dotted 8th-note echoes can...
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Sep 1, 2009,
By Len Sasso
Before Live 8, Ableton's robust implementation of track freezing had one major drawback: It couldn't be applied to multichannel virtual instruments (Vis),...
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Sep 1, 2009,
By Len Sasso
Although John Cage was not the first person to alter the timbre of an acoustic instrument with foreign objects (nuts, bolts, rubber wedges, etc.), he...
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Sep 1, 2009,
By Nathaniel Kunkel
Have you ever noticed how much more fun it is to turn up old recordings than new ones? I know we all talk about the level wars that the CD medium ushered...
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Aug 1, 2009,
By Brian Smithers
Three keys to being an efficient editor in any DAW are views, tools and navigation. Although the following suggestions are specific to Pro Tools 7.4,...
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Aug 1, 2009,
By David Battino
Find Out About Electro-Harmonix Voice Box Utility Mixer for Audio Production...
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Aug 1, 2009,
By Gino Robair
Relegated to the technological tar pits when inexpensive digital synths hit the scene in the '80s, analog synths are now being used by savvy sound artists...
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Aug 1, 2009,
By Len Sasso
Frequency shifting and its first cousins, ring and amplitude modulation, are usually associated with clangorous sci-fi sound effects. But with the right...
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Jul 1, 2009,
By David Battino
How do you sync the tempos of multiple laptops, grooveboxes, or synths? Tight timing is a worthy goal, but being close in tempo is easier to achieve...
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Jul 1, 2009,
By Len Sasso
Time Designer, new in Spectrasonics Stylus RMX Xpanded 1.7, is the perfect tool for forcing disparate sliced loops into a congenial stew...
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Jul 1, 2009,
By Nathaniel Kunkel
Nathaniel Kunkel Writes About How to Choose Audio Gear for Your Studio...
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Jun 1, 2009,
By Scott Wilkinson
During the past 15 years, many fundamental music-technology concepts have been explained in “Square One” (originally titled “From the Top”). In 1997 EM technical editor Scott Wilkinson combined many of those columns into a comprehensive primer titled Anatomy of a Home Studio: How Everything Really Works, from Microphones to MIDI, >published by EMBooks, an imprint of Artistpro.com (www.artistpro.com)....
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Jun 1, 2009,
By Brian Smithers
Digidesign introduced Elastic Audio in Pro Tools 7.4, offering powerful and flexible time correction within its industry-leading DAW. In Pro Tools 8,...
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Jun 1, 2009,
By Brian Smithers
Find out how to use subgroups to combine associated tracks for mixing and applying insert effects....
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