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How to use D16’s Punchbox
This feature guide explores Punchbox, a kick drum synthesizer that combines sampling, synthesis, and a host of effects modules to design the perfect kick.
How to use D16’s Toraverb 2
This feature guide explores Toraverb 2, a “concept algorithm reverb” that allows the user to create any type of reverb from the ground up.
How to use D16’s Antresol
This feature guide explores Antresol, a plugin that brings the classic sound of an analog BBD stereo flanger back to life with unrivaled precision.
How to use D16’s Tekturon
This feature guide explores Tekturon, a plugin that combines a multitap delay with step sequencing to produce inspired soundscapes.
Adding Romantic touches to Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect”
In the spirit of Valentine's Day, we explore some basic musical properties of Romanticism and why they’re relevant to our modern productions.
How to use iZotope’s Neutron 2 Advanced
In this feature guide, we overview the innovative new features available in iZotope's Neutron 2 Advanced.
How to use iZotope’s Ozone 8 Advanced
In this feature guide, we overview the innovative new features available in iZotope's Ozone 8 Advanced.
Splice Studio tour: your DAW meets the Cloud
Just getting started with Splice Studio? In this blog post, we’ll be navigating key features and common questions revolving Studio.
Lessons from Pixar’s Coco: Adding flavor to your chord progressions
We explore three harmonic techniques from Coco’s “Remember Me” in order to learn how we can add interesting emotional colors to our chord progressions.
Hits decoded: 3 elements in Khalid’s “Location” that grab your attention
What made “Location” such a compelling song to so many listeners? Let’s explore three musical techniques Khalid uses that grab the listener’s attention.
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.
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.