Audio engineers often deal with tracks recorded at home. These tracks can have background noise from things like household appliances and outdoor sounds. The iZotope Voice De-noise plugin is a great tool for cleaning up these tracks. We will look at how to use the iZotope Voice De-noise plugin to remove background noise from vocal…
Making a smooth sound in a dual vocal mashup takes a lot of work. You need to layer vocals well, use effects, and produce it carefully. Picking the right vocal tracks and making sure they’re in sync is key. Also, using reverb, delay, and EQ helps bring the voices together. Finally, mastering with compression and…
Creating captivating dual vocal mashups is tricky. It’s all about balancing the frequencies to avoid clashing sounds. When two voices are mixed together, their frequencies can clash, making the sound harsh or muddy. It’s important to separate the frequencies for each voice to get a smooth blend. This article will cover how to spot frequency…
Making a mashup means blending different music parts like vocals and beats into one. But, producers often struggle with clashing frequencies. These happen when similar sounds fight for the same space in the mix, causing them to blend together. This makes the mix sound unclear and amateur. It’s important to know why these clashes happen…
