What is a Mix Bus? Introduction A mix bus is a method to send or “route” a number of tracks of audio to a selected place. Some frequent destinations or locations to route audio are aux sends, subgroups, and your main L/R mix. You'll route your required channels or audio to the bus of your ...

Delay Mixing Tips! Introduction Utilizing delays in your mix is a good way to add depth and width to a track when used appropriately in the best conditions. Beneath we will explain a few of our high suggestions and methods for utilizing delays when mixing your tracks, however, all the pieces ...

What is Double Tracking Introduction Ever since the breakout of pop music, producers have worked hard to make vocals and instruments sound bigger than life. Through the years, varied techniques have been used to this end: equalization, compression, distortion, enhancers, delays, and ...

How to Finish Your Mix Introduction Are you engaged on a variety of unfinished songs, with nothing accomplished? That is extraordinarily frequent with many producers. It’s irritating to have a lot of projects, but nothing final. You simply wish to finish one of your tasks and release ...

DIY Microphone Pop Filter Introduction Almost every picture you see of a voice actor throughout a studio session contains a pop filter. Nevertheless, simply because they’re pictured everywhere, does that imply you really want a pop filter? Are there methods you possibly can position ...

DIY Sound Diffusers Introduction You might remember sound diffusers out of your high school band practice—perhaps you set egg cartons on the wall, or randomly chopped up blocks of cloth. In any case, muffling sounds often does not look easy. That is not true for those who use a ...