On-U Sound Reissues Early Dub Syndicate Catalogue
On-U Sound announces extensive reissue campaign for the early Dub Syndicate catalogue Essential early-80s dub damage! Last year, On-U Sound lavished some love and attention on the early catalogue of one of On-U Sound’s flagship artists, African Head Charge, re-pressing their much sought after first four albums and following up with an LP of unreleased
- Published in Interviews & Reviews
Mix with your song structure in mind
Mix with your song structure in mind There are standard tricks a mixing engineer can call on to cater to and complement the song structure and arrangement and create a great overall mix. A great song is not static: it grows, contracts, and changes from intro to ending to keep the listener engaged and create
- Published in Music Tips
Managing latency with your keyboard to lock in your parts
When playing keyboards, latency can refer to the delay between hitting a key and hearing the resulting sound. Just a little delay can derail your part. Recently, I played in a recording session where the goal was to track live, full-band instrumentals for five tracks in six hours. The first four songs went down as
- Published in Music Tips
Finish your music projects, don’t wait for “perfect”
Whatever you’re setting out to accomplish, the best thing you can do for your career is finish your music projects and bring your ideas through to completion. This might be the simplest and most valuable piece of career advice I can give you: Finish things! It doesn’t matter what those “things” are: maybe they’re songs,
- Published in Music Tips
