This Cut Champ edition might be frustrating😅. The margin for error is tiny, and the subtle low-end differences in the vocals can be really difficult to catch.
I’ve noticed that quickly toggling the filter seems to help me identify the muted frequency faster — specifically, turning it off, back on, and then off again.
I’m not claiming this is a foolproof method, but for those of you who are really struggling with this challenge, I’d recommend giving it a try: quickly press the left arrow, then the right arrow, and then the left arrow again.
I’m curious to hear your observations and whether this method helps you achieve better results!
@Lio LM yeah, I've been having some issues in my life lately that suck away too much energy. Not enough left for SoundGym, though I still engage with it daily. Let's just say I'm not at my best in general. Thanks for cheering me up, nevertheless :)
A free book for producers: Sequencer by Will Vance
Most of what we practise here is about the ears. This one is about everything around them.
Will Vance is a producer and the managing editor of Magnetic Magazine. He wrote Sequencer, a 222-page book about building a creative life as a producer. It covers:
making real time for music in a busy life deciding which ideas are worth finishing studio habits that last longer than a burst of motivation measuring success by your own standards, not streams working through creative resistance
It isn't a DAW manual. It's about the part of making music that no plugin can do for you: showing up and finishing.
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