People often use acoustic treatment to improve the sound of their mixes. Acoustic treatment (also called acoustic foam) can take the form of wall panels and bass traps, which may require a bit of...

Producers of EDM, House and many other forms of electronic music construct and build their material within a DAW (digital audio workstation). With numerous DAWs available, claiming to be superior in...

Blue Snowball mics are sensitive little things. They can pick up the slightest sound in the room - from your typing to a dripping faucet in the kitchen. But nothing can ruin your audio more than a...

Blue’s Snowball iCE mic brings better quality sound to the table because it’s fitted with a cardioid compressor that far outperforms your average built-in mic. Although a Blue Snowball iCE mic...

Reaper and Studio One are both Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) used in the music production industry. They each have pros and cons, which we will explore here. Both can be viable solutions to your...

Plugins can help us by enhancing DAWs' functionality by altering or augmenting our recorded tracks' sound. Plugins usually fall into several categories: signal processing or effects plugins (EQ,...