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What’s up y’all and welcome back. Hope everyone is doing well. Today I am going to be doing another product review. I am going to looking over the Heyday turntable. This is a seriously talked about product in the music world (Especially with vinyl making such a huge comeback in recent years). This is a … Read More
Downloading and storing audio files can be quite complex to the average user when it comes to technicalities and how it functions. Audio filing has grown exponentially, becoming one of the most prominent and viable ways to indulge in multimedia entertainment. Within the digital audio industry, bitrate is a term that is used to acknowledge … Read More
So, the Vox Wah or the Crybaby? Whether you’re a beginner dj, musician or someone who’s had plenty of musical experience, or even someone somewhere in between, a guitar pedal is something you would definitely want to add to your equipment. Pedals are a fantastic tool to mix and match many different sounds, and having … Read More
It is a fact that the winding of bass strings plays an important role in the resultant tone of the bass guitar. Although it can get controversial saying which “sounds better,” the truth, however, remains that different wounds sound differently. It is often said that flat-wound strings do not really shine brightly in high frequencies. … Read More
When it comes to playing the bass guitar, there are various ways and techniques you can use to get some more life out of your playing. One of these amazing techniques happens to be slapping the bass guitar. When you slap the bass, it gives a blend of percussive and rhythmic tones that makes the … Read More
When talking about the best beginner DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations), Apple’s Garageband will often make it to the top of the list. Released for macOS in 2004 and brought to iOS in 2011, Garageband is one free beginner DAW that will offer functions that are only available in the paid versions of some DAWs. It … Read More
Although many musicians and keyboard players might have a divided opinion toward keyboard arrangers, the truth, however, remains that they will always have their place in the music world. Have you ever seen just a single musician at a small or large gig playing the keyboard alone without accompaniment but still managing to sound like … Read More
Midi controllers (especially midi pianos) are one of the most essential pieces of equipment in any music studio. Arguably, it is as essential or even more essential than an audio interface. As long as one of your goals is to create beats, you will sooner or later get to need a midi controller. Although some … Read More
A lot goes into having a big and realistic surround sound. It takes more than just money; it requires technicality and even some passion. The world of hi-fi audio and overall surround sound can get pretty complex and expensive. Although some might argue against its importance and overall usage, the truth remains that rear surround … Read More
Without sounding biased or inadvertently demeaning other genres and styles, the truth remains that orchestral music is a very delicate and [maybe] somewhat complex style of music. A lot goes into genuinely orchestrating or composing authentic orchestral music. It takes more than just a casual understanding of sound to properly create or even appreciate orchestral … Read More
Writing/composing original music for a film can get quite complex and interesting. For some film composers, all it requires is a computer, a DAW, a midi controller, or their musical instrument of choice. For some, it might get a little more complicated—although they might not see it that way. Some film composers record a full … Read More
In voice-acting, voice editing is an important step in the voice actor’s workflow. It can be used to make voice recordings more professional and polished, or it can fix technical errors such as a missed word or a repeated line. Editing a voice-acting recording takes a few steps. First, make sure the environment is cleared … Read More