Double harmonic scale
The double harmonic major scale is one of the most unusual scales available for improvisation and composition.
The best microphones
Best microphones for recording vocals & streaming
Mono vs Stereo: Which Format is Better to Use When Working with Music
Mono or Stereo what is the difference for mixing music
Digital Music Distribution
Digital Music Distribution
RMS in audio
RMS is a measurement tool that estimates the average volume of an audio track over a window of approximately 300 milliseconds.
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Share an Amped Studio project
Make music online and share Amped Studio project with friends and colleagues to improve your composition.
What is vibrato
Vibrato in the voice is a periodic change in pitch, intensity, volume and timbre of a sound.
Additive synthesis
Additive synthesis works by summing multiple frequencies and amplitudes to create rich sound from sine waves.
What are transients
What are transients
Upward Compression
What is upward compression? Discover how bottom-up compression works, how it compares to downward compression, and how to use it effectively in mixing.
All the minor scales
In it you will learn what these keys are, how they differ from major ones, and how to play minor scales.
Granular synthesis
Granular synthesis is a process in which an audio sample is broken down into tiny grains that are then rearranged and modified to create a new sound.
Multiband compression
There are many types of compressors, but one of the most versatile and flexible is the multi-band compressor.
How to eq drums
How to eq drums (kick, snare, clap, hats). Tips for equalization drums and frequency ranges.
Mastering chain
Mastering chain plugins
What is timbre in music
What is timbre in music
What is staff in music
What is staff in music
Sample rate
Let’s take a closer look at what you need to know about sample rate to make your music sound magical.
Desser
De-essing is a technique used in audio processing to reduce or remove harsh hissing or sibilant sounds that may occur in vocal recordings.
Chromatic scale
Chromatic scales, along with musical diatonic modes, not only help to understand the structure of music.