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How to use Audiaire’s Nuxx
Learn how you can use Nuxx's unique combination of macros and parameter sequencers to take your sound design to the next level.
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How to optimize your masters for streaming platforms
Learn how mastering to a reference, using true peak normalization, and previewing artifacts can help you create a master that's optimized for streaming.
Ebonie Smith on what Hamilton and music production have in common
What similarities do Hamilton and approaching an unmastered mix share?
How to master your music with iZotope’s Ozone 9 Advanced
Let's explore three new modules in iZotope's Ozone 9 Advanced and learn how they can elevate your mastering workflow.
4 techniques for widening your sound
Learn four techniques for widening your track that can help create a mix where each element has space and stands out.
3 ways to hide Easter eggs in your music
From creating hidden endings to embedding images in spectrograms, let’s explore three ways you can sneak Easter eggs into your own music.
BT on creating custom presets with Softube’s Parallels
Trance / IDM pioneer and veteran film composer BT shares three tips for creating custom presets with Softube's Parallels.
What are Euclidean rhythms?
Euclidean rhythms are fascinating grooves that lie at the intersection of math and music. In this article, let's define what constitutes a Euclidean rhythm and hear them in action.
How to use Softube’s Parallels
Learn how to use Parallels, Softube’s new software synthesizer that merges great sounds with an intuitive user interface.
Recreating Salt-N-Pepa’s “Push It” with Arturia’s CZ V
Learn how to use Arturia’s CZ V to recreate the synth string and the bass sounds from Salt-N-Pepa's “Push It.”
Recreating the theme from Mortal Kombat (The Immortals’ “Techno Syndrome”)
To celebrate the recent release of Mortal Kombat 11, we decided to recreate the theme song from the game's film counterpart.
Recreating James Blake’s “The Wilhelm Scream” with Arturia’s V Collection
Learn how to recreate James Blake's "The Wilhelm Scream" with the Prophet V from Arturia's V Collection 7.