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Simulate reverb with delay in the mix!

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering AudioTagsdelay, EQ, panning, repeats, reverb

Mastering reverb – glue rescue

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CategoriesMixing & Mastering AudioTagscohesion, high-pass, mastering, psychoacoustics, reverb

Panning – don’t be light handed

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering AudioTags50 left, 50 right, amateur, bold, brain, center, decisions, delay, double tracking, guitar, half left, half right, hard left, hard right, impact, instrument, keyboard, lcr, left side, levels, listener, mix elements, mixing engineer, panning, perception, position, pro, reverb, rhythm guitar, right side, soft panning, stereo, stereo image, stereo position, symmetry

Vocal performance – record like a pro

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Recording AudioTagscomp, comped track, comped vocals, composite vocal track, compressor, delay, distance, echo, esses, first take, groove, headphone mix, microphone, mixing engineer, monitor mix, performance, pitch, pop filter, pops, pro, proximity effect, punch in, punching in, reverb, sing your heart out, singer, single take, space, vocal comp, vocal edit, vocal performance, vocal recording, vocal track, vocal warm up, vocalist, vocals

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

The importance of automation

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering AudioTagsamateur mix, arrangement, audio, automation, boring, button, chorus, compressor, delay, distant, distortion, drum bus, dynamics, effects, elements, everything is always on, faders, fatiguing, impact, instruments, lead vocals, level, level riding, listener, mastering, music, mute, reverb, ride, saturation, send, static arrangement, stereo position, tracks, verse

Is reverb really like shadow to light?

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Music Science & SongwritingTagsanalogy, audio, blue, blur, coloration, distance, fart, front to back, light source, logical, object, observer, om, phenomenon, position, pre-delay, quality, reverb, reverb is like shadow, size, sound, sound source, theory, visual, visual imaging, zen master

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 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

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

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