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Why do vocals go out of tune when you’re recording them?

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CategoriesRecording AudioTagsout of tune, phase, polarity, pre-amp, recording, vocals

Color preamp – do you really need it?

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTagscolor preamp, distorted guitar, microphone, preamplifier, recording

Musical ideas – turn them into songs

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CategoriesMusic Science & Songwriting, Recording AudioTagscreative zone, digital recorder, musical ideas, recording, staff paper

Electric guitar in stereo? How should I record it?

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CategoriesRecording AudioTagsES-345, recording, stereo electric guitar, xy microphone

Visual cues for mixing – crutch or not?

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CategoriesComputer Music, Mixing & Mastering AudioTags200Hz, 3kHz, 6dB guide, analyzer, artistic decision, audio, aural, bite, commercial, comparison, compressor, critical listening, crutch, device, engineer, frequency, guideline, headroom, hearing, help, high end, izotope ozone, listening, low end, mastering, mind, mixing, mud, music, pink guide, reassurance, recording, roll off, slope, spectrum, spectrum analyzer, visual cue

A millions of tracks – why?

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags100+, 200+, 24 track, 48 track, analog audio, audio, audio engineer, bounce, bounce down, bouncing, charm, commit, commitment, DAW, decisions, degradation, digital, digital audio station, effects, high track count, M3, multitrack, music, noise, number of tracks, on-the-fly, producer, recorder, recording, snippet, studer, subtle, synced, tape, tape machine, too many tracks, track count

How to reinvent the wheel of music?

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CategoriesAudio CrumbsTagschange the form, change the sound, chord progression, contemporary classical music, gear, genre, giant steps, innovative, inventive, jazz, john coltrane, long fingers, mixing, music, musical device, never heard before, new music, physical traits, playing, playing style, pop music, recording, reinvent the wheel in music, rhythm, singing, singing style, song form, song system, technology, unusual chords

So what do those old vinyl records look like?

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CategoriesAudio CrumbsTags1000x, audio, electron microscope, geek, LP, magnified, mono, record, recording, stereo, vinyl

Binaural meets Beck meets Bowie

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Computer Music, Studio & GearTags360-degree camera, 3D camera, Again, artist, audio, Beck, binaural, capture, Chris Milk, David Bowie, HD, headphones, Hello, hello again, microphone, music, music video director, musician, photographer, real time, recording, Sound and Vision, video

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

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