
Panning re-amped guitars
Traditionally, the lead vocal sits in the middle of the stereo image, along with the kick, bass and snare. Other instruments may be panned into
Helping you to get your music made
Traditionally, the lead vocal sits in the middle of the stereo image, along with the kick, bass and snare. Other instruments may be panned into
Automation is an invaluable tool for adding colour to a mix, as well as its more mundane use for controlling volume, be it levelling peaks
Once you’ve got your automation data recorded in your project, whether you wrote it in on the lane or recorded it in real time, there’s
Sometimes, it’s not possible to record the automation data you need by moving a mouse as the song plays back – for example, a MIDI
There are a couple of different ways of setting up automation on your DAW. The simplest, but perhaps not always the most accurate, is to
Once a song has been mixed, there are the inevitable moments when you listen back to the end result and think, “ah, the vocal needs
After I posted the video on sidechaining the Waves Vocal Rider in Cubase, there were a couple of comments on YouTube asking if it was