When it comes to mixing, the clarity and balance of your track can be significantly impacted by unwanted resonances. In essence, resonances are prolonged frequencies that stand out or reverberate more than others, often resulting in a mix that feels uneven or harsh. Let’s delve into the world of resonances
Having trouble making a vocal sit in your mix? Does your vocal track hurt your ears at higher volumes? Do your plug-ins behave erratically when you instantiate them on your vocal track? If the answer is yes to any of these questions your vocal track is probably being affected by
Resonances infect your mix with their unpleasant and fatiguing tone. Even if you effectively tame all the problematic resonances on individual channels during mixing, you might find that when the channels combine together, more resonances appear. Now you ask yourself Can I remove these resonances during mastering, or will that
Here’s a common scenario: you’re putting the finishing touches on a hard-earned mix, but you can’t seem to get the vocal to sit right. It’s almost like there’s a rogue frequency lurking in the track somewhere. There’s a name for this phenomenon: unwanted resonances. Resonances are maddening; they cause listening