Category: Signal Processing
DIY Multiband Splits for Pro Tools
Pro Tools Perpetual licenses don't have a frequency splitter, but we can make our own—and create multiband compression, distortion, delay, and more... Read More
Electronic Projects for Musicians – How to Update with Modern Parts
Here's how to find substitutes for two difficult-to-find parts in the book Electronic Projects for Musicians.... Read More
Better Guitar Sounds from Piezo Pickups
Piezo pickups don't have to sound overly thin or boomy—find out how to improve your acoustic guitar tone, live or in the studio, with the right EQ... Read More
Get Better, More Expressive Guitar Sounds with Dynamic EQ
EQs and compressors don’t react intelligently to your playing—but dynamic EQ can. Find out how dynamic EQ combines the best of EQ and dynamics control.... Read More
DIY Blues Club Room for Convolution Reverb
Re-create the sound of a blues club in your convolution reverb by creating your own impulse. It just takes white noise, EQ, chorusing, and some editing.... Read More
Create Vocoder-Like Effects with Multiband Sidechaining
Sidechaining is great—but you can create a multiband sidechaining setup to have one instrument modulate another, and produce vocoder-like effects... Read More
Multiband Signal Processing
Multiband signal processing splits a signal into multiple frequency bands, and then processes each band individually. Can you say “major creative options”?... Read More
Advanced Tremolo Techniques
Tremolos have come a long way since surf music. Synching them to tempo, and using serial or parallel routings, can add a new kind of rhythmic spice.... Read More