Getting a balanced low end while mixing bass guitar is one of the biggest challenges most engineers face. It can be extremely difficult to get your bass tracks to cut through your mix without overpowering everything else and making your mix sound really muddy. EQ and compression can be your best friends for correcting this […]
As trends in music change, so do the tools we use to help create mixes. Often these tools aren’t new or revolutionary, but instead they’ve resurfaced in popularity. Just like modern music relies on the use of drum samples; more and more these days, I hear a lot of people talking about reamping guitars. …Maybe it’s […]
Have you ever recorded a guitar or bass part only to get to the mixing stage and realize that you wish that you had recorded it better? Maybe you wish you used a different amp or that the performance could be tighter. There’s nothing more frustrating than getting to the end of a project and having […]
Hey! When dealing with rock mixes, one of the most important elements is getting your guitars to sound big, wide and full. In the tracking stage, it is important that careful consideration is made for how you ultimately want your final mix to sound. This will give you the opportunity to make sure that you’ve […]
