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  • How To Master Your Song For Streaming Platforms

    · By Jordan Baywood

    Mastering is a crucial step in the music production process that gives your songs the final polish and ensures they sound their best on all platforms and devices. In this blog post, we will guide you through the process of mastering a song from scratch, unveiling the techniques that will take your music to a professional level. And stay tuned until the end, as we have an exciting solution that will revolutionize your mastering workflow: Master Sauce Vol. 2.
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  • What are Vocal Presets?

    · By Jordan Baywood

    Vocal recordings are a crucial element in modern music, and ensuring that they sound as good as possible is a top priority in the production process. Vocal presets are pre-made processing settings designed to enhance or alter the sound of a vocal recording, and they can be a valuable tool in achieving a polished and professional-sounding vocal track. In this blog, we'll dive into the basics of vocal presets and how to use them in music production. What are Vocal Presets? Vocal presets are a collection of processing settings that have been pre-configured to achieve a specific sound or effect...

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  • The Benefits of Using Vocal Presets in Music Production

    · By Jordan Baywood

    Vocal recordings are the centerpiece of most modern music, and a crucial element in determining the success of a track. In the music production process, it's essential to get the vocals sounding as good as possible. That's where vocal presets come in. Vocal presets are pre-made processing settings designed to enhance or alter the sound of a vocal recording. They can include equalization (EQ), compression, reverb, and other effects, and are intended to be used as a starting point for further adjustments. Here are the top benefits of using vocal presets in music production: Time-saving: Vocal presets save time by...

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  • The easiest way to become a full-time musician...

    · By Jordan Baywood

    Let's face it... One of the main reasons you’re doing music is because you hope to one day go full-time with it.  I don’t blame you. Imagine how relaxed you’d feel not having to wake up at 5 am every day to go to work and instead waking up whenever you want and working on music.  That’s called freedom my friend and guess what? Being a full-time musician is totally achievable but not in the way you think it is.  You’re not just going to randomly blow up and have millions of people streaming your music daily. Sure that can...

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