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Envelope Follower (Explained)

2018-05-07 By WikiAdmin Leave a Comment

An envelope detector is sometimes called an envelope follower in musical settings. It detects the amplitude variations of an incoming signal in order to produce a control signal based on those variations. In this instance, the input signal is made up of audible frequencies…

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The 6 Best Powered Studio Monitors Under $500

2018-05-04 By WikiAdmin Leave a Comment

Studio monitors are designed with a different function than that of a typical set of home speakers. This function is accuracy. This accuracy is presented through a flat frequency response across the audible spectrum at all volumes. But can a set of studio monitors under $500…

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Tape Machine Calibration (Overview)

2018-05-01 By WikiAdmin Leave a Comment

Tape machine calibration is a process that involves matching the electrical characteristics of the machine to the tape you choose for recording. In order to do this, you will need the following: A small screwdriver, A magnetic reference tape, A sine wave oscillator…

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Phase Distortion Synthesis Explained

2018-04-24 By WikiAdmin Leave a Comment

The Phase distortion synthesis method was first introduced by Casio in 1984 in their CZ range of synths. It’s similar to Frequency modulation synthesis in that they are both built on phase modulation. This type of synthesis refers to when a sine wave is played but is bent…

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How to Tempo Map in Melodyne

2018-04-20 By WikiAdmin Leave a Comment

You can use a tempo map to sync midi tempo information with variable tempo audio material. Open the arrangement editor. First you will need to import or record your audio in Melodyne. Then open the arrangement editor. The example below is a 4/4 four bar drum performance…

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3:1 Rule – Microphone Placement Guide

2018-04-18 By WikiAdmin Leave a Comment

The “3:1 rule” is a general guideline typically used by recording engineers. It creates a ratio of distances between any two microphones based on the distance between the microphones and the sound source they are recording. The 3:1 rule is used to reduce comb filtering where…

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