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Subtractive EQ in Mixing: What It Is and How to Use It Effectively

Subtractive EQ in Mixing: What It Is and How to Use It Effectively

The word subtractive simply means taking away or removing something. Similarly, in music mixing, subtractive EQ refers to removing the problematic frequencies, which could otherwise interfere with the mix.  In this blog, I will discuss what subtractive EQ is and how it can help bring clarity to your mix. In the end, a few actionable tips will also be provided… Read More »Subtractive EQ in Mixing: What It Is and How to Use It Effectively

Audio Reverb 101: How to Add Depth Without Making a Mess

Audio Reverb 101: How to Add Depth Without Making a Mess

Reverb is a powerful tool in music production. It can make a flat, dry recording sound full, natural, and alive. Whether you’re working with vocals, instruments, or an entire mix, using audio reverb can help you create a sense of space and add depth to your sound. In this guide, we’ll break down what reverb is, how it works, and… Read More »Audio Reverb 101: How to Add Depth Without Making a Mess

The Trap of Over-EQing vs. The Pain of Harsh Highs - Cover Image

The Trap of Over-EQing vs. The Pain of Harsh Highs 

Mixing is both a creative and technical job. Even skilled mixers can run into two common problems: over-EQing and harsh frequencies. At first, they can seem like the same issue because both make your mix unpleasant to hear. But they’re not the same. Over-EQing is about how much and how aggressively you use equalization, while harsh frequencies are about what’s… Read More »The Trap of Over-EQing vs. The Pain of Harsh Highs 

Is it possible to fix clipped audio after recording? Here's the process

Is it possible to fix clipped audio after recording? Here’s the process

You’ve finished a recording and noticed a harsh, crackly sound on the loud parts. This is audio clipping in simple terms. It happens when the sound is too loud for the recording system to handle. So what happens? The peaks of the sound wave get chopped off. The result is distortion.  Many people believe clipping ruins a recording forever. In… Read More »Is it possible to fix clipped audio after recording? Here’s the process

Room Tone vs. Background Noise: How to Identify Both in Your Mix - Cover image

Room Tone vs. Background Noise: How to Identify Both in Your Mix 

If you work with recorded audio, whether it’s film, music, podcasts, or voiceovers, you’ve probably heard about room tone and background noise. These two are easy to confuse. But they behave very differently in a mix. In this blog, we’ll explain what they are, how they affect the entire audio, how to spot them in your recordings, and how to… Read More »Room Tone vs. Background Noise: How to Identify Both in Your Mix 

5 Best Ways to Get Roomy Sound in Vocal - Cover image

5 Best Ways to Get Roomy Vocals

There’s something magical about old vocal recordings. Think of a dusty vinyl spinning in a quiet room, the singer’s voice wrapping around you with warmth, depth, and space. It doesn’t sound sterile or overly polished. Instead, it feels alive, almost as if the singer is standing just a few feet away. That vintage, warm, roomy vocals is what draws us… Read More »5 Best Ways to Get Roomy Vocals

What Is Vocal Processing? Best Way to Process Vocals - Cover Image

What Is Vocal Processing? Best Way to Process Vocals

Vocal Processing is a gateway that makes the raw recording polished. The result is what you expect from a professional track. Sometimes it’s subtle, just cleaning up small issues. Other times, it’s bold and creative, transforming the voice into a new instrument entirely. Vocals are the anchor of almost every track. They carry the emotion, the story, and the hook… Read More »What Is Vocal Processing? Best Way to Process Vocals

Best beginner-friendly audio interface options for around $150 - Cover Image

Best beginner-friendly audio interface options for around $150

Starting a home recording studio doesn’t have to drain your wallet. The first step is picking a reliable audio interface. It is a small device that connects your microphone or instrument to your computer for clean, low-latency sound. In this guide, we focus on the best audio interface options you can buy for around $150. We will keep things simple… Read More »Best beginner-friendly audio interface options for around $150