D16 Decimort 2 Review – Vintage Sampler Emulation
Vintage samplers are a key element of the iconic sound of 80s and 90s Hip Hop. Can the D16 Decimort plugin recreate these sounds? Find out in this review.
Baby Audio Super VHS Review – 1980s LoFi Plugin
Baby Audio Super VHS is a 1980s LoFi multi effects plugin with simple operation. Find out how good it is in this review.
XLN Audio RC-20 Retro Color Plug in Review
The purpose of the XLN Audio RC-20 Retro Color plug in is in the name: Add color and a retro vibe to any sound. Find out more in this review.
Aberrant DSP Sketch Cassette Review – Lo-Fi Style Tape Emulation
Sketch Cassette II is a Cassette tape emulation plugin for Lo-Fi beat makers and producers who like color and movement in their mixes. Find out more in this review.
5 Of The Best Lo-Fi Plugins In 2024
Discover the 5 best Lo-Fi plugins in 2023, to create colorful, rich and beautifully degraded sounds, needed for LoFi Hip-Hop and related genres.
Loopcloud vs Splice – Workflow, Sounds and Pricing
Loopcloud and Splice are two of the biggest sample on demand services. And although they seem similar at first sight, they are quite different in terms of workflow and overall concept. To give you a clearer picture of how the two differ from another, we will cover the three most important aspects to consider when chosing a samples on demand service in this Loopcloud vs Splice comparison.
How To Make Your Beats Sound More Organic
Wanna create more organic beats? Well, after following me through this article you can. I’m going to show you 6 easy to learn beat programming techniques, that will make your
Do You Make This EQ Mistake?
In my last blog post, I revealed a method to avoid muddy sounding mixes before you even start to mix your songs. In this article, I want to focus on how to avoid a
The Cure Against Muddy Mixes
One of the biggest problems in music production is muddy, undefined mixes. Instruments mask each other, meaning they operate in the same frequency region and thus don't leave space for one another. Imagine a group photo, where everyone stands in