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For half a century now, audio synthesizers have featured prominently in all types of music. Yet few of us actually understand how they work.

Those who want to improve at mixing must navigate a wealth of information and misinformation. Here are five prominent audio mixing myths to look out for.

Are you in the market for new reverb plugins? Let me guide you through some of the choices you can make and provide some of the best examples in the market!

Not able to stick acoustic panels up for room correction? Let us guide you through some of the best ways to get better mixes with room correction software!

To save you some time, we compiled 11 of the best EQ plugins for Windows and/or Mac, some free and some paid. Have a look.

It takes some effort to mold a sample to gel with your project. Let's examine how mixing with samples can enhance your track rather than drag it down.

If you're producing beats, you're likely to end up working with a vocalist. Let's look at a few tips so that when you do, they won't have much to change!

Making great music that just doesn't translate when played back on small speakers? Todays article has you covered on everything to consider to fix that!

The audio limiter is a powerful tool when used correctly. In this article, we discuss what audio limiters are and how to use them correctly.

Filters allow you to make sweeping EQ moves. There are several types of filters. Let's take a look at these filter types and learn how to use them properly.

One of the greatest challenges every engineer faces is unwanted noise. Fortunately, we have a remedy: noise removal. But how does noise removal work?

Of the several types of EQ, parametric EQ offers the most precision control. Let's dive into the nuances of this type of EQ, and what makes it a cut above.

As you go through the motions of mixing, some subtle, unique tricks lie in wait. Let's take a look at four mixing tricks that go a long way.

Today, we're taking an in-depth look at studio monitor setup as well as placement and calibration. Let us help you to make the most out of your sound!

Studio soundproofing is the act of stopping sound from leaking in and out of your space. Check out these great ways to make studio soundproofing a reality!

Panning offers one of the most powerful methods for achieving greater depth in a mix. Let's take a look at six tips for panning instruments and vocals.

There are some lesser known mixing techniques out there, some of which can make a huge impact on a mix. Here we'll explore the aural exciter.

When it comes to mixing, every little detail matters. A de-esser provides an easy way to ensure that sibilance doesn't throw off the entire mix.

Today's article aims to take a step back in time and reconnect us with an old but still incredibly relevant concept, mixing in mono.

Mixing drums might be the most challenging aspect of mixing simply due to all the moving parts. Here we'll look at four tips for mixing drums effectively.

Sample rate, as you may have guessed, is the number of samples per second in a piece of digital audio. Just how many should you be using?

Mud typically refers to a mix that sounds bloated, cluttered, and/or generally messy. Using the tips below, you can clean up a muddy mix in no time.

So how do we go about getting a warm mix? Check out these four tips and see if you can’t turn up the temperature in your productions.

Mixing can be difficult but it should also be fun. These 10 tips to improve your mix might help make the process just a bit more manageable.

I'm sure if you're reading this then you're probably familiar with EQ. But, are you familiar with the concepts of additive and subtractive EQ?

No matter the genre you're working with, there's always room for some acoustic guitar. Acoustic guitar is a staple in rock, blues, country, and folk music.