No, this isn't TyTe stripping on a cross-channel ferry, but his Logic X channel strip (based on all the packaged plugins) that he uses as a base for his beatboxing ...

Tips Here are some tips to preparing your final mix: When mixing, try to mix in short periods at a time. After mixing each component, take reasonable breaks to give ...

Width is the position of the layer within the stereo field, i.e. whether the sound appears to be coming more from the left or right of the listener. 1. Decide ...

Depth is how far the sound appears to be away from the listener. Depth is achieved simply by: loudness with respect to the other layers, dynamic range within the layer, ...

Now you have an order in which to mix the layers, you need to know how to control and apply treatment to give them their own space within the mix. ...

There is no right or wrong method of mixing a layered beatbox recording, just good or bad results! Some mix engineers like to start with all the layers or tracks ...

”When you listen to a great record you should get a sense that each component or part is under control, that it sits in its own space and that together ...

Part 2 of TyTe's 3-part series on Sound Checking for Beatboxing. Once you have connected your microphone to your interface or mixer (Part 1) it is time to set the level. ...

Part 1 of TyTe's 3-part series on Sound Checking. Whether on stage, home or studio recording, every beatboxer should familiarise themselves with microphones and how they work. This article will ...

Part 3 of TyTe's 3-part series on sound checking! A sound check before a workshop, gig or show is vital to enable you to give your best performance. With good ...