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Auto-Tune is very common these days & if you're a engineer or even a producer, you have a strong likelihood that Auto-Tune will be in your regular rotation. So why not understand how it works??

This blog isn’t just another guide for side-chaining though. There’s so much more that can be done to create a balance between these two instruments. Did you know that choosing the right samples, setting the right channel levels, & creating EQ pockets play an even bigger role than side-chaining? Don’t worry though, we still talk about side-chaining though! 😁

This week’s tutorial breaks down one of the best mixing cheat codes, mixing at low volumes!

Reference tracks are one of the most beneficial ways to getting a good mix, but there are a few things to consider & set up before using your reference track. We’ll show you the best way to use your reference track, the best types of reference tracks, & how to use them in your session.

Claps are a great sound on their own, but there’s a few ways that we can improve them & help them fit into the mix even better. Follow along as professional engineer Realistic shows you how to mix the perfect clap!

Have you ever automated your channel volume & then needed to adjust the overall volume later? Chances are when you went to adjust the volume, the automation caused it to snap back to its original place. Luckily, there is a quick trick that solves that problem!

Writer’s block or beat block can happen to the best of us & it’s not uncommon to experience some slumps from time in the creative world. Luckily there are some very effective ways to overcome writer’s block & these tips are sure to cure your writer’s block every time!