4 tips for making an awesome remix
Two-time Splice remix contest winner, Kotek, shares his best tips and practices for approaching a remix.
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How to mix music: Getting started with mixing
There's no right or wrong way to approach mixing, but there are some workflow basics that can help you be more productive at the process.
Getting started with sampling
Let's explore how to achieve the coveted sampling sound and some techniques you can use to make your samples feel special.
How to use Ableton’s Wavetable
Let's explore Ableton's Wavetable by examining its oscillators and modulation in detail. We'll then use our learnings to create our very own patch.
How to develop a melody
Have you ever found yourself just staring at an empty session? Proactively overcome any creative block with this actionable approach to developing a melody.
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.
How to set gain staging
In this article, we’ll explore how to set gain staging properly to add clarity and dynamic excitement to your mix.
How and why you should use a reference track during mixing
We highlight the importance of being able to describe the sound world of a recording and how to use a reference to gauge the effectiveness of your mix.
4 steps to master your own mixes
PALA shares how you can successfully master your own mixes with the simplest of tools.
5 thoughts on mixing vocals
In this article, PALA walks us through on how to get great vocal sounds in your mix - from the source to the final effects chain.
Creating your own default template in Ableton
In this article, we take a look at how you can create your own default template in Ableton to jumpstart your music production process.
Essential Ableton Live Keyboard Shortcuts
Improve your workflow in Ableton Live and learn how to navigate more quickly around your sessions with these essential Ableton keyboard shortcuts.
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