How To Creatively Use Noise Gates
March 22, 2022
In this article I will be talking about how to use noise gates in some creative ways. We will be taking a look at how
In this article I will be talking about how to use noise gates in some creative ways. We will be taking a look at how
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AULART Music Masterclass 2022 © Copyright
Learn how The Alchemist deals with the vocal chains and what plugins he uses.
Take note of his tips in order to achieve full sound without overprocessing it.
Duration: 08:28