Category: Studio & Live
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How to Use Master Reverb to Make Your Mixes Sound Bigger and More Cohesive
Master reverb is one of the simplest ways to make your mixes sound bigger, more cohesive, and more professional. In this article, I’ll show you how to set up a shared reverb bus, avoid muddy mixes, and use ambient reverb creatively to enhance the overall atmosphere of your songs.
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Adam Hall Flipjack Cable Review – Simple and Useful
The Adam Hall Flipjack Cable is a simple instrument cable with one clever feature: a flippable jack that works as either straight or angled.
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How I Mixed the Veden Alla Cover – Simple Mixing Tricks
A breakdown of how I mixed a cover of Veden Alla, using simple arrangement choices, vocal automation, layering and parallel compression to build the song.
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NUX Atlantic Review – A Proper Ambient Workhorse in a Small Box
The NUX Atlantic combines delay and reverb in one compact pedal, but the real magic is in the routing options, freeze function and how easily it creates ambient guitar textures.
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The Case for Doing Less in Your Mix
Doing less in your mix can often make the song feel more natural. Here’s how simple acoustic guitar processing, vocal automation and shared reverb helped this acoustic mix work.