text is a tough way to do audio — ⇧ SHIFT — ⌃ CONTROL — ⌥ OPTION — ⌘ COMMAND
Managing Ear Fatigue | FAQ Friday — Warren Huart: Produce Like A Pro — YouTube:
Our featured question of the week is: When working with music full time, how do you manage ear fatigue?
Produce Like a Pro on YouTube — excellent source of materials with thoughtful commentary.
Arranging Sampled Strings — KeyboardMag:
“Use separate patches for each instrument, as this fights playing strings like an organ and forces you to think of all of the parts separately, as an arranger working with real string players would.”
I’m so glad I went to Feedly to find MusicTech feed today. In the list of similar was Keyboard Magazine. It’s not just about playing keyboards and pianos, it’s about using keyboards.
I’m always on the lookout for arranging tips for “virtual” ensembles, including how to size and “sound” the groups of instruments.
Handy hints. Examples in score!!!!
@iZotope @StudioIntern1
MIXING – MASTERING – MUSIC PRODUCTION – AUDIO REPAIR – ARTIST STORIES
This is an excellent resource. Lots of good advice. It’s not all product-specific information.
Compressor — Neutron 2 Help Documentation:
Simply put, a compressor adjusts dynamic range. Most commonly, it reduces it using downward compression, but as you’ll discover, Neutron is capable of both upwards and downwards compression.
This is the current documentation for the N2 Compressor.
MV2 Compressor Plugin | Waves:
With high and low level compression controlled by a streamlined interface, the MV2 is the simplest, most flexible way to control your sound. With intuitive dual faders for quick dynamic optimization, it’s never been easier to maximize your volume
Equal time for Waves MV2. The catalyst to my “upward compression” search.