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Gain vs Volume (What is the Difference)

Gain vs Volume (What is the Difference)

The volume is used to control the loudness of the output of a speaker, while the gain is used to control the loudness of the input inside an audio system.Gain and volume are similar concepts but they are different. People tend to mix up these two quite often, but it’s critical to know the difference between the two ...

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How to Make Ambient Music (9 Tips)

How to Make Ambient Music (9 Tips)

Ambient music is a type of music that focuses on textures and soundscapes rather than melodies and beats. It's usually characterized for having a soothing, relaxing effect and for its loose structure, lack of identifiable motifs and chord progressions, and high dependence on abstract noises and atmospheres. While ...

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Minuendo LossLess Earplugs – An Honest Review

Minuendo LossLess Earplugs – An Honest Review

As someone who feels quite strongly about encouraging musicians and concertgoers to wear ear protection, Minuendo’s lossless earplugs certainly sparked my interest. Their levers allow you to adjust your noise exposure on the fly without having to take them on or off. In this article, I explain my honest opinions ...

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What is a Breakdown in Music?

What is a Breakdown in Music?

A breakdown is a section of a song in which several instruments have solo parts. In music, breakdowns are used for slowing down a theme, building tension, adding variety, and returning to the main verse or chorus in a climactic way.All music genres can have breakdowns, but they're mostly associated with electronic ...

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80 Ohm vs 250 Ohm Headphones – Which is Better?

80 Ohm vs 250 Ohm Headphones – Which is Better?

Impedance is the resistance of a circuit or device to alternating current. In simpler terms, it refers to the resistance to electricity. Impedance is measured in Ohms (Ω), which is the standard unit of electrical resistance.In audio, higher Ohms make for a more transparent sound, with better bass definition and a ...

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TS vs TRS Cables – What’s the Difference?

TS vs TRS Cables – What’s the Difference?

A ‘TS’ cable stands for ‘Tip Sleeve’ and is generally used for mono and unbalanced signals such as a guitar or bass. Whereas, a ‘TRS’ cable is short for ‘Tip Ring Sleeve’ and can be used for balanced mono as well as stereo signals.  If you have been to a recording studio or observed the sound desk at a music ...

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XLR vs TRS (Which Cables are Better for Recording?)

XLR vs TRS (Which Cables are Better for Recording?)

XLR cables are better for recording due to their sturdiness and microphone compatibility, while TRS cables are relatively fragile and incompatible with most studio microphones. There is no noticeable difference in sound quality between the two, but XLR cables are the industry standard because they're less likely to ...

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10 Best DJ Software for Windows and Mac (2024)
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10 Best DJ Software for Windows and Mac (2024)

Whether you are a beginner who wants to start DJing, or you are just passionate about DJing, this list of best DJ software will help you. Even if you are a professional looking to switch software or experiment and learn new software, this list will come in handy. A lot of their software is used by professional ...

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Line In vs Mic In (Line Level Differences Explained)

Line In vs Mic In (Line Level Differences Explained)

Line-in is an audio socket with low gain capacity used to connect high-volume signals, while mic-in is an audio socket with high gain capacity used to connect low-volume signals. Line-ins are best suited for full mixes and loud signals, while mic-ins are designed for amplifying microphones. Line-ins are typically ...

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Splice vs. Loopcloud – Which Is Better?

Splice vs. Loopcloud – Which Is Better?

Splice is a cloud-based, royalty-free sample library focusing on sample quality and simplicity. Loopcloud is also a rich sample library but with a better DAW integration and more features for creativity. While Splice stands out with sample quality, Loopcloud is for musicians who want more control over their sound. ...

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Is Ableton Live Lite Any Good?

Is Ableton Live Lite Any Good?

Ableton Live Lite is a beginner's edition of Ableton Live that's included with some apps and hardware products, such as those by bands such as Novation, Akai, and M-Audio. Described as a "lightweight version" of Ableton Live, it features all the essential workflows of the music-creating software. But is it any good? ...

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