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Parallel Compression

Parallel-Compression

Originally developed by mix engineers from New York, parallel compression (also known as New York compression) is a great technique to use if you want to preserve the dynamics of an audio signal while giving it the body and character … Continue reading →

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Gain Staging

Gain

In this new age of mixing where plugins and software are replacing outboard gear it is more important then ever to at least understand the basics of proper gain staging. Although a very simple process it seems to get overlooked … Continue reading →

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Split Harmonizer

SplitHarm Feature

-INTRO- The split harmonizer is one of the biggest kept secrets in mixing. It’s a great way to polish and spread sounds. To my ears, it just gives this nice, larger-than-life sound. Every big time mix engineer uses them and … Continue reading →

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Saturation

Saturation Feature

This is one of my favorite topics.  Saturation is such an incredibly important aspect in mixing, and yet it’s not very well understood by most. If you’re someone who mixes mostly ITB (“In the box” aka “in the computer”), saturation … Continue reading →

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