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In this day and age, nothing stops you from making music. From the dozens of DAWs out there to the powerful and often inexpensive plugins, you can wake up one morning thinking you want to have a crack at music production, and have a fully functional audio workstation by the evening.
What a time to be alive! And yet, with so many options available, comes confusion; how d...
I might be biased, but I think sample libraries are a godsend. Thousands upon thousands of sounds you can access in no time, all polished, copyright-free and ready for use. What else can you possibly need to make music?
Here’s the thing: if you want to make music that sounds truly unique, you have to use samples no one has. And the rarest samples are the ones you create...
This week, Sample Focus is partnering with Polyverse to offer our community some of the most innovative plugins for sound design, mixing, and deep real-time modulation.
🏆 SF Contest: Filterverse Sound Design ChallengeCreate a short sound design piece using ...
Drum and bass covers a lot of ground, and each subgenre shares a set of technical demands, with tight drums and well-mixed bass that deliver weight and precision.
However, creatively, it’s extremely diverse, and you need to fill your lockers with some of the best DnB plugins to achieve the creative depth and sonic potential you need.
Read on for 15 DnB plugins t...
Is there such a thing as the "perfect" stereo image?
Are width and punch mutually exclusive?
When does a wider mix become too wide?
Do all songs need to feel wide and expansive?
Are there sounds that should feel wide?
And what about my friend who listens to music on a mono Bluetooth speaker?