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Enhance Your Mixes: Practical Tips for Using Aux Send and Return Channels
Aux send and return channels have become indispensable in my audio mixing workflow, whether I’m working on live sound or studio recordings. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to effectively use these features on your mixer. By mastering the management of effects like reverb or delay through aux channels, you can maintain a…
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How to Make Guitars Sound Bigger in a Mix (Studio and Live)
When it comes to mixing music, whether in a studio or live setting, achieving a big and impactful guitar sound is crucial. Guitars play a significant role in adding energy and drive to a performance, but they can sometimes get lost in the mix. In this article, we will explore effective techniques to make guitars…
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Can in ear headphones cause vertigo?
Yes, in-ear headphones can cause vertigo if used for prolonged periods of time. The high music volume and noise-canceling technology are common reasons that can cause discomfort and dizziness in your ears. When you use headphones for a long time, you can notice some vertigo and dizziness, and it is essential to know that it…