1. EQ out all the parts you can’t hear very well in the total mix, and the remaining bits will be easier to work with. 2. Finish your ideas to the best of your ability. Render them to individual loops, and move forward rather than getting stuck in loopitis. 3. Organize your files better. Not […]
Read MoreAfter years of blogs, email list, forums and endless YouTube videos, I’d like to think I’ve gotten a good education in the school of electronic music production. One thing we never have enough of is: time. This post is my number one tip for how to make the most of that. Everyone works differently, so […]
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Every once in a while when you’re lucky enough to have enough expendable income to throw around, the gear lust creeps up and before you know it you’re making a list of the newest analogue glowy button super-knobber noise makers available. If you want your money to be used effectively, there’s two categories of where […]
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The visual nature of writing music on a computer means that sometimes we can fool our ears because of what our eyes are telling us. By tweaking a parameter, we feel like we’re doing something useful. But does it actually sound better? Here’s how you can remove the subjectivity. A/B/X comparisons When running an effect […]
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