Music production is data-intensive, and that’s a fact you can’t escape. Every month, any music producer accumulates more and more samples, track versions, backups, and other files. Yes, you’ve mastered the art of creating catchy tracks, but you may still struggle with data management, until that day. Let’s break down this technical process to save […]
A Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) is a critical tool for modern audio engineers and music producers, providing the platform to record, edit, and produce professional-quality audio. With so many options on the market, it can be tough to decide which DAW suits your needs. This blog will highlight 3 best DAWs: Pro Tools, Ableton Live, […]
The PA system, short for Public Address system – is the backbone of any live performance or event. Whether you’re a musician, sound engineer, or venue owner, choosing the right PA system is critical. Tell us if you’ve probably experienced this before. You attend a music event. You’re excited that your favorite band is playing. […]
I’m speaking about compact MIDI controllers. The ones with smaller-than-usual keys. The type you can carry in your bag. If you’re into music production and looking to buy a MIDI controller, you probably have wondered if a mini MIDI controller is worth buying. They look fun, and it feels like you’ll be making a lot […]
For the past 8 or so years, I’ve written on this site, made videos on YouTube, and then sort of went off the grid for 3 years. All while I was pondering the question: What’s the point of making music? You see, when someone creates music, it’s usually for themselves – it feels important, valuable, […]
Imagine a blank canvas before you, filled with infinite possibilities. With every adjustment, twist of knob, the power is in you to sculpt your music. There are no rules you have to follow. It’s only, you. This is what it means to be mixing your music. Generally – mixing music is the process of blending […]
Over the past few days, I had a chance to try a iTop Screen Recorder. As a Mac user, I’m familiar with screencasting software like Screenflow and Camtasia. For the most part, Screenflow has been quite idiot-proof, at least for someone like me. That said, I’m curious to find out if I’d enjoy using iTop […]
I get it… All this talk about “EQ” and “gain staging” or “parallel compression” can be scary. However, if you break down these seemingly complex and “scary” tasks into bite-sized pieces, you can get them figured out in no time. In this guide, I’m going to focus on how to use equalizers for your tracks. […]
You’ve heard it again and again. “Music sounds better (warmer, thicker, fatter, etc.) when summed through analog gear.” The reason? Analog devices add saturation, harmonic distortion, and compression to your sound. The constant shaping of the signal by the tube amps, pre-amps, compressors, and EQs, adds that certain magic to the sound – giving it […]
USB microphones are really popular these days, especially when everyone seems to be a creator. Whether you create content or run live streams, you create a better experience for your listeners when you sound better. I don’t understand people who say they want to do good for their audience, yet proceed to annoy their audience […]