jeffersonparish
New member
Hey guys,
I just joined here.
I'm a songwriter who writes lyrics and toplines for others, but just due to natural overlapping in the music production process, I end up having to mix tracks.
I create instrumentals, but specific parts of audio engineering, such as EQing, compression, etc. are not as simple when incorporating vocals into the entire song. At least not for me!
I have friends who are professional audio engineers but I prefer to learn as much as I can on my own before going to them to prevent myself from asking beginner questions.
One current point I'm working on now is creating "space" in the instrumental frequencies for the vocals. I've done more cutting than boosting, but the progression to me seems minimal.
Does anyone here have any resources that point out the fundamentals of creating frequency "pockets" in the instrumental to fit vocals??
Thank you,
Jay
I just joined here.
I'm a songwriter who writes lyrics and toplines for others, but just due to natural overlapping in the music production process, I end up having to mix tracks.
I create instrumentals, but specific parts of audio engineering, such as EQing, compression, etc. are not as simple when incorporating vocals into the entire song. At least not for me!
I have friends who are professional audio engineers but I prefer to learn as much as I can on my own before going to them to prevent myself from asking beginner questions.
One current point I'm working on now is creating "space" in the instrumental frequencies for the vocals. I've done more cutting than boosting, but the progression to me seems minimal.
Does anyone here have any resources that point out the fundamentals of creating frequency "pockets" in the instrumental to fit vocals??
Thank you,
Jay