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A good sound engineer knows that compression in mastering is not just “making it louder.” It’s a way to control dynamics so that the track sounds denser, smoother, and at the same time natural ... Read more

Music is not only theory and terms. It is, first and foremost, a feeling. That is why when studying guitar triads, it is important not only to understand what they are ... Read more

Today we will talk about VST3, what kind of technology it is, what opportunities it provides (and the opportunities are practically unshakable) ... Read more

Vocal effects play a key role in the modern music industry, transforming raw recordings into expressive and harmonious elements of a track ... Read more

If there is one element in a recording that almost always requires compression, it is the vocals. Managing dynamic peaks ... Read more

Music publishing is a business that deals with the management, promotion, and monetization of musical works ... Read more

The dream of playing on stage with your band and being surrounded by fans who know all the words to your songs is a reality for many musicians ... Read more

Vocal doubling is probably the most common mixing technique we see in modern vocal mixes. It takes a single vocal source and doubles it to create a more immersive stereo image ... Read more

Whether it’s broadcasting, music, film, or online content creation, eliminating hissing is crucial to creating high-quality audio productions and enhancing the overall impact of the media ... Read more

Counterpoint in music theory is the art of crafting multiple simultaneous musical lines (voices) that are harmonically intertwined yet maintain independent rhythmic and melodic identities ... Read more