Introduction Today we are going to look at Snare Drum processing in our Baseline Series. I will provide a brief explanation of what the different aspects of the Snare Drum. Additionally, I will talk about where the starting point should be for EQ and Compression as well as Tone. The Baseline Series helps you eliminate […]
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Introduction to Kick Drum Processing Today we are going to look at Kick Drum processing in our Baseline Series. I will provide a brief explanation of what the different aspects of the Kick Drum. Additionally, I will talk about where the starting point should be for EQ and Compression as well as Tone. The Baseline
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Introduction Welcome to my new Baseline Series, where I will teach you how to create the best audio mixing template. Each new post will focus on a different instrument that you’ll need to process and mix, either regularly or occasionally. My goal is to equip you with the knowledge to understand how each instrument responds
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Introduction I have always loved being part of music production whether it is on stage or behind the scenes. I have been very thankful and fortunate enough to be part of churches that made music a priority. With all of the advancements, I have seen many problems in church audio. And it didn’t matter where
7 Problems in Church Audio and How To Solve Them Read Post »
Introduction We live in a world filled with content, competition, and comparisons. Many obligations and priorities fight for our attention, and despite our wishes, there seem to not be enough hours in the day to dedicate time to the things we want to pursue or improve upon. The abundance of articles about how to be
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Introduction Mixing is inherently subjective, as it varies from person to person. What is intuitive for one person might not be for the next. However, all audio engineers share a common goal: streamlining the mixing process to achieve the best results quickly. While bus processing may not be a topic you think to prioritize, it
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Introduction I have been mixing music in church for almost three decades, starting when I was 12. I’ve spent many years behind the console and playing on stage. You will encounter issues in church audio regardless of the size of the church. You would think each church is very different from the next, however there
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The Problem Every Church Audio Engineer Faces Every week feels like starting from scratch. One Sunday the mix sounds solid, the next it’s all over the place — vocals too hot or buried, drums are to loud, the instruments have disappeared, and your livestream distorted and you only hear the piano and that one vocalists
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