Intensity in music can be a tricky balancing act. In our Facebook group, one member recently asked about how he could improve the intensity and excitement of his tracks. He makes electronic music, and feels that compared to some producers he likes, his music doesn't match in terms of excitement....
For people who are just getting started with production and recording their own music, many wonder how much practice is...
EQing resonant frequencies can be a very difficult task. Once in a while, I see ads in my Facebook feed...
You're about to sign a release with an unknown label? You want to do an edit of a track by...
Using modular in Ableton or another DAW of your choice opens up a range of possibilities—from simple multi-tracking where a...
In this post, I'd like to explain how making a music sketch can help you to stay on track when...
In the group I run on Facebook when we discuss using a reference track when mixing, I often ask people...
Many people who sit in from of a computer to make music find this style of music work counter-productive or...
I've always said that long songs are in a way, a genre in themselves. If you think of an artist...
In general, I find that there are certain common elements found in mixes I'm sent, and I'd like to share...
If you are familiar with my music, you know I love things complex and busy. Many people in our online...
The most consistent musicians have reached a comfortable flow and they finish tracks that they're satisfied with fairly quickly. But...
Are “sound design” and “sequencing” mutually exclusive concepts? Do you always do one before you do the other? What about...
Whether or not music schools are worth the money might spur a heated debate—schools worldwide might not like what I'm...
Have you ever been on a dance-floor and heard a track that connects with you in a very physical way?...
Dawlessness (a word I have just coined) seems to be something that people are quite passionate about at the moment,...
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