SOUND ON SOUND
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Explore Alchemy’s oscillators, envelopes, modulation mapping and effects to create a classic house organ patch in Logic Pro X.
Musically, Rod Stewart’s latest album harks back to ’70s folk-rock, but its writing and production were totally 21st Century.
Explore creative uses for Sonar’s Mix Recall functionality.
Pro Tools’ new Commit Tracks feature is great for saving system resources and sharing sessions.
Studio One’s macro controls can be used to create a convincing 2D panning effect.
We show you how to make your own flanger and phaser in Live.
We get to grips with Reason’s individual approach to multiple takes and overdubs.
Classic rock: even well-recorded drums can require plenty of work to make them fit the track.
Now considered one of the classic tracks of the 1960s, the Zombies’ ‘Time Of The Season’ almost disappeared without trace...
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The same pitfalls present themselves time and again in project-studio recording. Learn to avoid them and your tracking sessions will be transformed!
We look at corrective and creative vocal tuning in Reason.
Extensive side–chain options make Studio One’s mixer the perfect place to experiment with ducking.
In our second workshop on Logic Pro X’s Alchemy synth, we look at its creative sample-manipulation capabilities.
The Dashboard in Pro Tools 12 is the perfect jumping-off point for new and existing projects.
Our engineer describes a novel and affordable way to mic an acoustic guitar duo in a small space.
The best engineers thrive on pressure. Which is handy when they’re recording the farewell tour of one of the world’s biggest rock bands, and timecode trouble is brewing...
Get acquainted with Sonar’s many EQ options.