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How to mix electric guitars
Getting your guitars to sit right in the mix can be tricky. But it doesn't take much to get your guitars where you want. This blog will show you 5 easy tricks…
What is an audio interface?
Do you want to record a podcast, live stream, produce, or record some music? All of these activities use an audio interface. If you don't yet know what this is…
What is impedance in headphones?
In this blog, you will learn in simple and easy-to-understand terms what electrical impedance is and how it is relevant for headphones. Let's get started.
What is a preamp?
Do you want to know what a preamp is? Here is the most straightforward definition: A preamp makes quiet audio signals louder to prepare them for further…
What is ASIO?
Having a great recording session starts with an optimal audio interface setup. Have you ever tried to record with high latency? It’s the worst. On a Windows…
What is reverb?
You know reverb from your bathroom and large halls. But not everyone knows how to use reverb to their advantage, especially when it comes to audio production…
Reverb for CONNECT 6
Since many of you have been asking, here is a free and convenient way to get reverb on your CONNECT 6. Below you will find easy step-by-step instructions that…
50 AI tools for audio production
Welcome to a whole new world of music production, where artificial intelligence is not just science fiction but rather a tool that we can use for creating music…
What does a cloudlifter do?
If you are interested in using dynamic microphones, especially broadcast microphones, I’m sure you have come across the topic of cloudlifters or inline signal…
How to roll your cable
Today, we'll teach you how to roll cables using the over-under technique, and your audio cables will never tangle again, no matter if it's an XLR or TRS cable.
What does a low cut filter do?
A low cut filter (aka high pass filter) reduces lower frequencies in your audio signal by a set amount. This means that it lowers the volume of your audio…
What is a PAD in microphones?
PAD stands for passive attenuation device. "Passive" means it does not need external power. "Attenuation" means the signal gets lowered by a certain amount.…
Our favorite free virtual instruments
Who doesn't love free stuff? In this article, we'll go over our favorite free virtual instruments that are sure to help you find inspiration in your next…
What is dB (decibel) in audio?
dB stands for decibel. In audio, we use dB as a unit of measurement to represent the level or volume of sound.
Amuse vs Routenote - What is better?
In this blog, you'll learn which music distributor is better for your needs - Amuse or Routenote.