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Music Sounds Better With You
Today, we’re proud to announce an exciting milestone: artists have earned over $5 million by sharing their sounds on Splice.
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Mastering for SoundCloud using iZotope’s Ozone 8
Understand what Soundcloud does to your music and why, and what you can do to make sure your tracks sound as perfect as possible given the limitations.
Circle2 and VPS Synthesis
Let's explore Circle2's VPS, a new type of synthesis that allows sound designers to control phaseshaping across two vectors: the horizontal and vertical.
A feature guide of FAW’s Circle2
Explore the ins and outs of Circle2, Future Audio Workshop's powerful synth with limitless possibilities for beginners and pros alike.
How to make a synth snare with Circle2
Learn how to create a synth snare in Circle2 that will elevate the grooves in your production.
Morgan Page shows you how to create samples from scratch
Learn how to have the proper tools and techniques to create your own sample pack from scratch in this tutorial by Morgan Page.
3 tips to add punch to your drums
We take a look at three tips for getting more attack, body, and punch out of your drums by using compression, EQ techniques, and more.
3 ways to collaborate with a music producer
In this article, PALA gives us some tips and ways on how we can collaborate better with other music producers, writers, and band members.
Hits decoded: 3 elements that define the sonic identity of Stranger Things
In this entry of our Hits Decoded series, we explore how the theme of Stranger Things manages to evoke a myriad of emotions with just one simple arpeggio.
Six prints to complete a mix
So you’ve dialed in the perfect mix, now what? Here are six different mix bounces that are worth printing as you wrap up a mix.
How Undertale helps us write spooky game music
In this blog post, we’ll be looking at a piece from the indie sensation "Undertale" and the compositional techniques that elevate the fear factor of the game.
4 steps to master your own mixes
PALA shares how you can successfully master your own mixes with the simplest of tools.