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Feeling a bit frustrated working on your latest mix? Don’t worry about it – we’ve all been there. Mixing music isn’t an...

Growl is a combination of some low-end grit, a bit of overdrive, and even a little top-end sheen to help it cut through. It’s a common tone for rock and metal, but one that’s hard to dial in just right.

Here are the key stages of growth for many studio owners. Where do you fall on the scale?

Ever notice what a difference a vocal’s tone and timbre can have on the overall vibe of a song? It’s crazy to think how much of a two...

Certain genres of music are just as cyclical – being insanely popular for a while, fading into obscurity, then rising from the dead, bigger and better than ever. It’s these kinds of genres we’re going to take a look at today.

Let’s take a look at a quick, step-by-step process to getting perfect pop vocals in your mixes.

As terrifying as a deep, droning guitar can sound in a doom metal track, there’s something about a faint, frail vocal that can send shivers down your spine too.

There’s little that can derail a studio session as quickly as a singer who’s blown out their voice, which is why we want to avoid getting to that point as much as possible.

How do you make sure you’re not overdoing anything and avoid accidentally nuking the dynamics of your mix?

Let’s take a look at how you can achieve those without digitally clipping a thing!