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Mixing problem – too much cutting with the equalizer

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering AudioTags300Hz, 400Hz, always cut never boost, bell filter, boost, clarity, cohesive, cut 200Hz, cutting too much, disconnected, emptiness, EQ, frequency, frequency range, gain, glue, hi-pass, high-pass, highs, hollowness, Ken Scott, low cut, low mids, low shelf, lows, mixing, mixing engineer, mud, recording, shelf, shelf filter, Trident A-Range

Op-amp, gangnam style

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CategoriesAudio CrumbsTagsaudio, electronics, gangnam style, lyrics, misheard, op-amp, opamp

Low fidelity vocals have their place in pop music

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering AudioTags2000s, 78 RPM, 90s, audio, background vocal, Beatles, bridge, broad, Christina Aguilera, compression, contrast, crackling, distortion, EQ, frequency range, full, Genie In The Bottle, gramophone, Hall & Oates, hi-fi, Honey Pie, I can't go for that (no can do), laptop, lo-fi, lo-fi vocals, megaphone, mick hucknall, middle eight, mixing, music, narrow, phone, phone sound, radio, record, recording, Sarah Allen, saturation, simply red, speakers, Sunrise, telephone effect, telephone-like, the buggles, trevor horn, video killed the radio star, vocals

Sting on his songwriting – an informative interview

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Song AnalysisTagsaudio, bass, bass pedal, built-in, chorus, clean guitar, drum loop, drum machine, fender stratocaster, guitar, guitar riff, hit, interview, Invisible Sun, Jools Holland, lyrics, Message In A Bottle, minor9, mono, Moog Taurus, music, process, recording, Roxanne, song, songwriting, Sting, sus2, tape machine, The Police, verse

Elton John demonstrates his songwriting abilities

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CategoriesMusic Science & SongwritingTagsaudio, bernie taupin, Elton John, henrik ibsen, lyrics first, music, music or lyrics first, peer gynt, performing power, piano, singing, sir elton, songwriting

Don’t fear the monaural drums

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags3D, akg d12, audio, Beatles, Bob Marley & The Wailers, book, catch a fire, compression, concrete jungle, condenser, dynamic, electric guitar, fender rhodes, flood, hammond b3, i believe in a thing called love, justin hawkins, lead guitar, mark ellis, mic, microphone, mixing, mono drums, movies, music, Neumann, one drop, organ, overhead, peter tosh, photos, powerful, punch, recording, room reverb, room sound, shure sm57, shure sm58, skank, skankin, so close!), solo, stay (faraway, stereo, the darkness, ticket to ride, u2, u47, width

These songs wouldn’t be complete without these bass lines

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When chords take a backseat

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering Audio, Music Science & SongwritingTagsarrangement, audio, background, backseat, bass line, Beatles, bridge, chords, clean guitar, country pop, don't be stupid, double tracked, drums, dry, effect, electric piano, fairground, far back, fiddle, left channel, melody, mick hucknall, mix, mixing, music, no chords, parallel compression, paula cole, pedal steel, percussive elements, reverb, rhythm, right channel, shania twain, simply red, song, surprise, synth pad, tell me what you see, tune, where have all the cowboys gone

Sibilance – friend or foe?

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The profession of a sound engineer 2013

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering AudioTagsaudio, funny, holiday, idyllic, La profession d'un ingénieur de son, mixing engineer, music, producer, singer, sound engineer, studio, talent, The profession of a sound engineer 2013, untalented, video, what mixing engineers do

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