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Spectrum analyzer
What is spectrum analyzer in music
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A spectrum analyzer is a device designed to detail and study the audio spectrum. In the context of music education and performance, this device is invaluable for analyzing ... Read more

How to choose microphone
How to choose microphone
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The variety of microphones on the market is amazing: they differ not only in cost and technical characteristics, but also in their purpose for certain tasks ... Read more

Parallel harmonies
Parallel harmonies
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Rethink your approach to parallel harmonies in music and unlock their potential. These harmonies, when used wisely and creatively, can be a powerful tool for the modern composer ... Read more

Voice editing
Voice editing
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Here are the key stages of vocal processing, without unnecessary details. Keep in mind that each vocal track requires an individual approach ... Read more

How to write song lyrics
How to write song lyrics
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Successful creativity requires many ideas. In the process of searching for creativity, you should not dismiss any ideas as bad ... Read more

Polyrhythm
Polyrhythm
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Polyrhythm is a combination of various rhythmic patterns within the same musical signature ... Read more

Connecting microphone
Connecting microphone
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Most modern desktop computers are equipped with a microphone recording feature. This process can be accomplished using both internal and external audio systems ... Read more

Panning in music
Panning in music
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Panning your music is one of the best ways to take your music listening experience from enjoyable to exciting ... Read more

Vocal Harmonies
Vocal Harmonies
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Vocal harmonies, also known as backing vocals, are secondary voice melodies that unify or complement the main track ... Read more

Sub Bass
Sub Bass
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The sounds in individual sub-bass are low-frequency vibrations starting at about 60 Hz and descending to the cutoff frequency that the human ear can perceive, about 20 Hz ... Read more

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