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When mixing genres like Hip-Hop, Trap, Pop, & R&B, you will almost certainly use a compressor on your vocals. Even if you adjust the clip gain throughout a given track (like we personally like to do)

Have you ever wondered just exactly what a 'write-off' is? Well, a write-off is any legitimate expense that can be deducted from your taxable income on your tax return. For many, this is the trickiest part of filing their income tax.

Compression is a great tool, but there are a few things to consider or watch out for. Compression is one of the most applied music production techniques. Used correctly, it can greatly enhance your track. But used in the wrong way, compressors can cause a lot of damage to your mix. In this post, I will share 5 common compression mistakes.

Compressors & limiters have a lot in common, but also have big differences & are used in different situations. What’s the difference?

Dynamic EQs are a powerful tool that allows you to cut or boost frequencies while controlling the dynamics as well.

Think of a Dynamic EQ as a multi-band compressor & an EQ mixed-together. You will be able to cut & compress specific frequencies at the same time.

Whenever you are satisfied with a setting on a device & would like to keep it as your default setting, you can! These quick production tips will save you time in the studio and improve your workflow.

Mixing in mono is a classic technique that lots of professional engineers swear by. Though this technique has been used countless times since the beginning of music recording and hasn’t disappeared from the mixing scene, mixing in mono has become a big discussion again in recent years. Let’s dive into a few reasons why mixing in mono can be so effective!