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Joined October 2015
A love song that rejects surface-level beauty and bets on loyalty instead. 💍🎻 “Here for Ya” by George Moore was written at 3 AM as a newlywed, with his wife on backing vocals. #SoundGym #NewMusic #MusicProduction This month’s #MusicSpot 👇 soundgym.co/blog/item?id=mus…
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Raised on Elton John, hooked on Plugg, and self-taught in piano, guitar, and theory after long workdays, Kevin Rangel learned that great music starts with hearing it. Meet this month's SoundGym Hero! 🎧 #EarTraining #AudioEngineering Read here: soundgym.co/blog/item?id=kev…
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No music school. No mentor. Just curiosity, an out-of-tune guitar, and relentless practice. Meet Vitalii Mizhenin, this month's SoundGym Hero, self-taught bass player & mixing engineer. Meet Vitalii: soundgym.co/blog/item?id=vit… #SoundGym #MusicProduction #EarTraining
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Tomorrow. Duels return to SoundGym. 2 hours only. May 31. 18:00–20:00 GMT See you: soundgym.co/duels
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Mixing isn’t about plugins. It’s about decisions you can hear. Use one reference track, mix on transparent monitoring, and fix masking before effects. #soundgym #musicproduction #mixing Check out the full article here: soundgym.co/blog/item?id=mix…
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A producer, vocalist, and lifelong music lover, he went from recording mock Eurovision acts on his dad’s camcorder to releasing tracks powered by daily SoundGym training. Oskar is this month’s SoundGym Hero! #soundgym #soundgymhero #producer Meet Oskar: soundgym.co/blog/item?id=joh…
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Most producers don’t get stuck from lack of knowledge. They get stuck because nothing gets finished. Progress comes from finishing, comparing, and exporting, not collecting tools. #soundgym #musicproduction #producers Read the full article 👇 soundgym.co/blog/item?id=lea…
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Most bad mixes aren’t loud or quiet problems, they’re frequency problems. If you can hear it, you can fix it. 🎧 #soundgym #musicproducer #musicproduction Learn the 7 frequency zones, and what “muddy,” “harsh,” & “thin” actually mean in Hz. here: soundgym.co/blog/item?id=sev…
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