Mix Clarity: Top 10 Tips For Greater Clarity In Your Mixes

Mix Clarity: Top 10 Tips For Greater Clarity In Your Mixes

Mix clarity is ultimately about separation, and in many cases, it’s about sculpting the frequency content of our tracks and then not overdoing processing that has the potential to reduce the clarity within our mix. It’s simple, but it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s easy. However, with these tips, I hope I can help you craft…

6 Reasons Your Audio Mixes Sound Distorted & How To Fix Them

Fix Distorted Mixes: 6 Reasons Your Mixes Sound Distorted

Distortion is an invaluable tool in the mixing engineer’s toolbox. However, overly distorted mixes can often sound terrible, especially when the distortion is less than a creative choice and more of a technical mistake. Whether you’re dealing with cleaning up a distorted mix or doing things that create distorted mixes, you’ve come to the right…

What Is The Auto-Wah/Envelope Filter Modulation Effect?

What Is The Auto-Wah/Envelope Filter Modulation Effect?

Auto-wah/envelope filters produce an instantly recognizable modulation effect that will surely bring the Funk to your music. Whether the effect is achieved via an effect pedal, an audio plugin or another piece of hardware, the auto-wahs/envelope filters effect is a great choice for adding interest to our sound and is worth understanding. In this article,…

Complete Guide To The Ring Modulation Audio Effect

Complete Guide To The Ring Modulation Audio Effect

From radio and telecommunication applications to strange sonic effects, ring modulation is an intriguing and often overlooked audio effect in music and audio production. In this article, we’ll discuss the fascinating effect of ring modulation and how it works to affect audio signals. By the end of this article, you’ll have a solid understanding of…

Complete Guide To The Phaser Audio Modulation Effect

Complete Guide To The Phaser Audio Modulation Effect

The phase of audio signals plays a critical role in how signals interact and come together in a mix. Phase-shifting, including the phaser effect, is a creative way to add sonic interest to audio signals. The phaser phase-shifting effect allows us to manipulate phase in a controlled and pleasing way to achieve a distinct modulation…

Complete Guide The Flanger Audio Modulation Effect

Complete Guide The Flanger Audio Modulation Effect

Flanger is one of those instantly recognizable effects that really add character to an audio signal and musical performance. We’ve likely all heard the effect before and, for those of you reading, wondered how this effect is achieved. In this article, we’ll discuss the flanger effect in great detail, focusing on how flanger circuits produce…

Complete Guide To The Chorus Audio Modulation Effect

Complete Guide To The Chorus Audio Modulation Effect

When it comes to modulation effects, chorus is certainly one of the most popular. This versatile audio effect can be heard on countless records and helps in making audio tracks sound larger than life. In this article, we’ll discuss the chorus modulation effect and how it’s achieved. We’ll liken it to natural acoustic chorusing and…

Complete Guide The Vibrato Audio Modulation Effect

Complete Guide The Vibrato Audio Modulation Effect

Vibrato is a popular and powerful musical technique implemented naturally by singers and available to other acoustic instruments, and it’s also available electrically as an audio effect. In this article, we’ll primarily discuss vibrato as an audio effect and consider its origins as an acoustic pitch modulation technique. To further our understanding, we’ll also consider…

Complete Guide The Tremolo Audio Modulation Effect

Complete Guide The Tremolo Audio Modulation Effect

The tremolo effect is a staple in audio production, known for adding rhythmic modulation to sounds. This classic effect, characterized by rapid changes in volume, has been used across genres to create dynamic textures and captivating sonic landscapes. It translates very well to audio signals, where electrical circuits and digital programs can achieve the same…

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