Recreate Travis Scott Vocal Sound with Sweetone & Tuco
Carlos Bricio demonstrates how to use the Sonimus Sweetone and Tuco compressor to make a male rap vocal sound like a basic Travis Scott type vocal.
Britson Console Emulation: Workflow Walkthrough
Watch this video to learn more about the workflow and basic features of Sonimus Britson.
Sweetone on Vocals: Basic Walkthrough
Watch this video to explore some of the main features of Sweetone.
The Main Features of Burnley 73
Watch this video to explore some of the main features of Sonimus Burnley 73.
Fat And Clear Drums With ONE Plugin
In this tutorial, Bobby Torres reveals some of his favorite EQ moves to add punch and clarity to his heavy drum sounds.
Why Using A Mixing Template?
WHY USING A MIXING TEMPLATE? In 2013 when I quit my job at NaCena Studios, I literally drove down the street and immediately started working as a mixing assistant at [...]
A Guide to Mastering Your Own Mix
A GUIDE TO MASTERING YOUR OWN MIX If you mix music, you’ve undoubtedly heard of mastering. It is a critical stage in the music-making process; one that should never be [...]
7 Tips to get an Analog Workflow in your DAW
The new technology in audio recording and mixing is amazing. A new parade of plugins, consoles and outboard emulations appeared in the last few years to revolutionize the field and [...]
DITHER AND FLOATING-POINT EXPLAINED FOR THE RECORDING ENGINEER (PT-2)
BY: LIC. EZEQUIEL MORFI | TITANIO FLOATING-POINT CALCULATIONS Today’s digital processing is entirely accomplished using FLOATING-POINT mathematical calculations in a single-precision format consisting of 32 bits (informally called “floats”), a [...]
DITHER AND FLOATING-POINT explained FOR THE RECORDING ENGINEER (Pt-1)
By: LIC. EZEQUIEL MORFI | TITANIO General CONCEPTS Much has been said about DITHERING and the purposes of its implementation. While some of the statements are indeed true, often times [...]
5 common misconceptions that engineers & producers have
BY MATT SIM There’s plenty of information out there online for producers and engineers about audio mixing. But the majority of them are quite misleading. Like everyone else, I used [...]
