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80s pop music – what’s that sound?

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CategoriesMusic Science & Songwriting, Studio & GearTags80s, drum machine, mullet, pop music, Van Halen

Reverb on kick drum – don’t be afraid

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering AudioTags80s, broken hearts, living colour, reverb on kick

New rock music – the frozen relic (it shouldn’t be)

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Music Science & SongwritingTags60s, 70s, 80s, accurately, album, big name hero, creativity, dedaces, ever growing gap, fad, familiar, frozen, gear, genre, imagination, influence, information, internet, invention, kids, late 90s, magazines, mimic, musician, new music, old music, past, pathetic, popular music, present, production techniques, radio, rearrange, records, recycle, relic, relive the past, rock music, smartphone, style, stylistically, tv, vintage, vintage correct, vintage craze

Let’s do some background vocals, ok?

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags80s, background vocals, backing vocals, choir, chorus, compression, crosby stills & nash, david rawlings, distant sounding, double tracking, effect, EQ, equalizer, flanger, gillian welch, glue, helplessly hoping, huge, i want it all, in tune, layering, lead vocal, michael mcdonald, microphone, multi-layered, natural, out of tune, queen, raw, reverb, stacking, stereo, synth, synthesizer, the way it will be, thick, unnatural, vocal doubling, vocal effect

Prophet 5 – a great analog synthesizer from the eighties

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CategoriesStudio & GearTags80s, audio, bass, bass line, Cyndi Lauper, decade, disco funk, eighties, five, genesis, in the air tonight, keyboard, lead, Level 42, mark king, mellow, midnight star, mike lindup, monotimbral, music, musical, operator, pad, phil collins, polyphonic, prophet 5, riff, sandstorm, sequential circuits, song, synth, synthesizer, time after time, tune, virtuoso, Yamaha DX7

Good pop music with a percussive sound

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CategoriesMusic Science & SongwritingTags80s, arrangement, billy ocean, boy band, Carribean Queen, compression, eighties, FM synthesis, keyboard, make it pop, omm, overcompressed, percussive, percussive guitar part, pop music, punchy, quick decay, short decay, sustain, sweat, synthesizer, tight bass line, transients, venerable, Yamaha DX7, zen master

Just how diverse the bass drum sound can get?

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags200Hz, 400Hz, 80s, audio, bass, blitzen trapper, bob clearmountain, decade, dire straits, diversity, drums, electronic music, element, engineer, fifth, full, furr, heart of rock & roll, hip, huey lewis, huey lewis & the news, joan osborne, key, kick, kick drum, light, mixing, music, peaky, percussive, pop, r&b, recording, rock, six blade knife, st. theresa, sub-bass, sustaining, thick, thin, tight, tight sound, tuned, whale heartbeat, William Wittman

Snare stuff – can you achieve these sounds?

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags80s, audio, Boss OD-1, compression, Cyndi Lauper, David Rivkin, david z., distortion, drum machine, Eric Bazilian, fatness, fine young cannibals, Fleetwood Mac, frequency range, gated, Girls Just Want to Have Fun, guitar amp, hand clap, high end, Ken Caillat, Linn, low end, midrange, mixing, overdrive, parallel compression, percussive, recording, reverb, Roland 808, room sound, sample, Second Hand News, she drives me crazy, snap, snare, sound, Spirits In The Material World, Stewart Copeland, The Police, tightened, William Wittman

When vocals are mixed low – not always by mistake

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering AudioTags2nd hand news, 80s, arrangement, audio, auto-tune, Chronic Town, cymbals, distortion, drums, EQ, Fleetwood Mac, Gardening At Night, Giving Me A Chance, Gotye, guitar, Keep On Loving You, Ken Caillat, Kevin Cronin, kick, lead vocals, loud, Michael Stipe, mix, music, panning, pop music, R.E.M., recording, REO Speedwagon, reverb, rock music, Rumours, Second Hand News, snare, soft, vocals, vocals mixed in, vocals mixed into the song, vocals mixed low

Why double tracking works so great on vocals?

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags80s, abbey road studios, ADT, audio, auto-tune, automatic double tracking, Beatles, being for the benefit of mr. kite!, chicago, comb filtering, delay, digital, double tracking, exciter, flanger, hall, harmonizer, j.j. cale, lead vocals, lennon, melodyne, music, no reply, nonlin, peter cetera, phaser, phil collins, pitch correction, pitch shifter, recording, reverb, robotic, sensitive kind, sibilance, stacting, tape machine, vocals, you're the inspiration

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