Difference between revisions of "Mixing Decibel Assignment 1 - Discussion"
From MusicTechWiki
(→Overview) |
|||
| Line 17: | Line 17: | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | Meters are an essential tool in a musicians toolbox. They can used to tell levels, dynamics, frequency, etc. [https://process.audio/en/products/decibel Decibel] by Process.Audio is a "super meter" that is fully customizable. | + | Meters are an essential tool in a musicians toolbox. They can be used to tell you a wide variety information about the sounds you are producing (levels, dynamics, frequency, etc.) |
| + | [https://process.audio/en/products/decibel Decibel] by Process.Audio is a "super meter" that is fully customizable. | ||
[[Category:1-Mixing-Assignments]] | [[Category:1-Mixing-Assignments]] | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 26 January 2023
Level 1
- shake hands with decibel
- watch the tutorials Decibel Playlist
- did you get it working on your computer?
- did you get it working on another device? phone? tablet?
Level 2
- create your ideal meter
- what modules did you use?
- why did you choose those modules?
- submit a screenshot of your decibel meter
- if you post your screenshot or picture of your studio and tag #ShowUsYourDecibel on instagram, and Process.Audio (PureMix) may repost your picture!
Overview
Meters are an essential tool in a musicians toolbox. They can be used to tell you a wide variety information about the sounds you are producing (levels, dynamics, frequency, etc.) Decibel by Process.Audio is a "super meter" that is fully customizable.