Mixing DI and amp bass guitar can be a fantastically useful technique in getting a powerful and gritty bass tone, while retaining the important low end. The bass mixing technique that you’ll see here is perfect for mixing rock music. Find out how you can blend DI and amped bass together without causing a muddy low end.
Do you want to get thick sounding guitars in your mixes? You can do just that using layering. Let’s take a deep dive into a mix I did a while back for a rock band. Find out how you too can use layering to get thick sounding guitars for your mixes.
Ever wanted to know how to recreate a song? If you’re making a cover version, especially if you want it to sound like the original, this 4-step process is a must-see. It all starts off with just a MIDI track, but by the end it sounds like a faithful recreation!
I’m going to share with you the top 5 biggest mistakes that I’ve made in the past when recording and mixing. Some of these really held back my recordings and mixes… but that’s okay! Because I’ve learnt from them, and my work is better as a result of them. And I hope by sharing this with you, you might learn from my mistakes as well.
Your choice of digital audio workstation (or DAW) will shape the way that you record, program, edit and mix your music. But does it really matter which one you choose? And how much does your choice really affect the end result? These are the questions that we’re going to be answering today.
Getting started with music production on your computer doesn’t need to be expensive. A digital audio workstation, or DAW, is one of the most essential components of a music studio. And, while they can get pricey, there are plenty of free options available. I’ve put together a list of the best free DAWs 2020 has to offer. I’ve included something for everyone, depending on what you want to learn and what your needs are.
Do you need a pop filter for recording vocals? Let’s find out what difference they make, when you need one, and what alternatives there are…
Picking the right audio interface for your home studio can be difficult. There are literally hundreds available so how are you supposed to choose?! I am going to simplify things so that all you have to do is answer one simple question.
When we’re mixing a song, sometimes choruses just need a little extra something. Something to differentiate them from the verses, something to add excitement, a way to draw the listener in. Let’s look at how to add width, life and texture to the mix.
Choosing which microphone to buy as a beginner can be overwhelming. These affordable, tested mics are perfect for recording vocals and instruments.
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