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How to apply vocal compression: Techniques, best practices, and more
Explore the when, how, and why you should (or shouldn’t) apply vocal compression.
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How to create a budget microphone setup and effect chain (starting under $200)
We show you how to create a budget microphone setup that includes everything from the mic itself to the in-the-box effect chain.
NOVA Wav bring their energy to the next level with Arturia’s FX Collection
In this video, NOVA Wav give us a glimpse into their creative process and how they achieve their sound using Arturia's FX Collection.
How to create a guitar effect chain using Arturia’s FX Collection
In this video tutorial, we decided to see how an entirely digital guitar effect chain would sound using Arturia's FX Collection.
Exploring sampling techniques and granular synthesis with Arturia’s Pigments
In this tutorial video, we demonstrate how powerful Pigments' new sampling engine is by making a full beat using nothing but the synth.
4 tips for mastering your music with confidence
Are you never sure when your master's 'good enough?' Let's explore four practices that'll help you master (and move on) with confidence.
The evolution of iZotope’s Ozone (2001 – 2022)
Let’s explore the evolution of iZotope's Ozone, from its humble beginnings to the recent release of Ozone 9.
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.
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.
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.