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Have you ever recorded a song only to find that the vocals and instruments sound thin and lackluster?

An ISRC code is a unique identifier for a piece of music. It’s like a fingerprint for your song, and it’s used to track plays and royalties.

Parallel compression, also known as New York compression, is a mixing technique that is used to add punch, density, and clarity to a track.

If you want to get the most out of Pro Tools, it’s important to know your way around the keyboard.

The term “bass” can be used to describe a number of different things in the music world.

Spotify is one of the most popular streaming services available today. It boasts over 422 million users, with over 182 million of them paid.

If you are new to the audio recording world you may ask yourself what does a pop filter do? That is …

Power conditioners are devices that protect your equipment from power surges, brownouts, and other electrical problems.

MIDI controllers revolutionized the music industry when they were first released in 1983.

To put it bluntly, people don’t know what are stems in music. As a mixing and mastering engineer, I hear the term thrown around incorrectly.

Waves plugins have become increasingly popular in recent years, with many producers and engineers swearing by them.

The two main performing rights organizations (PROS) in the United States are BMI and ASCAP.

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