If you are wondering the difference between active vs. passive speakers, you’re in the right place. If you want to set up an awesome sound system, it’s good to understand how both types of speakers function. We will break down each speaker’s functions so you know how they all work. We will also discuss the … Read more
If you have never heard of the word dithering, you are in the right place. We’ll explain what it means and how it pertains to sound. If you are doing sound projects, there may be times when you need to know when to dither. We’ll explain what it means and how it all works. After … Read more
If you are planning on using a patchbay, keep reading. It’s important to know what kind of wiring needs to be done to function properly. To do this, you’re going to need a patchbay wiring diagram. This will help set things up smoothly. We’ll explain briefly what a patch bay is and why it’s crucial. … Read more
If you are a fan of rock, you may know about the different subgenres like progressive, metal, grunge, and so many others. But, if you haven’t heard of math rock, you’re about to find out what it is. We are going to talk about this genre and also give appropriate examples. If you are a … Read more
Headphones or Speakers: Which is Better? is a frequently asked question. Well, the truth is that it all depends on what you enjoy, your writing/mixing techniques, and the limits imposed by your studio. Some of the industry’s top producers stick studio monitors vs headphones and some swear by using headphones alone, so we understand why … Read more
The Nashville Notation is a system of documenting music that uses scale degrees to indicate the scale level on which harmony is based. Neil Mathews created it in the 1950s as a streamlined technique to utilize in the studios. Charles Williams discovered and released the Nashville Numeral pattern in a pamphlet in 1988. It is … Read more
You may not be familiar with the terms DI box and preamp if you are new to the music or recording industry. Don’t worry. We will help you with that. Even though both of these devices are relatively similar, there is a significant difference between them. We’ll start from scratch and help you understand the … Read more
Overdubbing began in the late 1960s when it became possible to record over a previously recorded track on a cassette. Due to digital advancements, this process was further refined throughout time, resulting in numerous complicated functionalities in audio production software. Simply put, overdubbing is the process of adding parts to a previously recorded recording. Overdubbing … Read more
If you are an aspiring audio engineer (either as a hobby or by trade), it’s good to know some of the lingo. One of the things we’ll talk about is phase cancellation. You’ll learn about what it is and how it pertains to sound. As an audio engineer, it’s nice to understand a bit of … Read more
If you and your band are practicing, you may be making some incredible music that might be recording-worthy. At the same time, you can use it to listen to the music and make some adjustments. That way, when the band practices again, you all can put those tweaks into practice. We’ll talk about how you … Read more
