Blog about making music
Timbre, an important characteristic of sound, allows the ear to distinguish musical instruments ... Read more
Traditionally, music is written using a system of five lines called a staff. You can see it in the picture below ... Read more
A key conversion occurs in the process of translating sound from the analog form that the microphone picks up into the digital code that the audio workstation processes. Audio interfaces play a critical role in this process, turning sound waves into digital data according to the parameters set in your digital audio workstation (DAW). Setting these parameters correctly is critical as it directly affects the final sound and quality of your track ... Read more
Scales, along with musical diatonic modes, not only help to understand the structure of music, but also contribute to the improvement of the musician's skills ... Read more
In the process of digital mastering, professionals often prefer iZotope Ozone. This tool is one of the most preferred for the final processing of tracks and is compatible with various digital audio workstations (DAW) ... Read more
In the world of choral singing, every element plays a key role. From the subtleties of dynamics and articulation to the size of the group ... Read more
During the audio normalization process, you apply a specific gain to a digital audio file, which brings it to a specific amplitude or loudness level while maintaining the dynamic range of the tracks ... Read more
A few simple tips will help you give your voice a professional sound. We will explain how to competently process vocals in a simple audio editor, and share the effects that musicians use ... Read more
An arpeggiator VST (Virtual Studio Technology) is a software plugin that emulates the functionality of an arpeggiator within a digital audio workstation (DAW) or music production software ... Read more