Maverick The Wave Wins Award For Most Streamed/Downloaded Song At The 2020 AGB NCHHA
The song got another W last night at the Northern Cape Hip Hop Awards as it got an accolade for the most streamed/downloaded song for the year 2020.
Why use a high-shelf when mixing vocals? (5khz - 16khz)// The Mosh Turnout
Why use a high-shelf when mixing vocals? (5khz - 16khz) ¹. Gives definition to the high end of the vocals ². Makes the vocals more crisp and clear ³. Makes the vocals sound like a more defined part of the mix ⁴. Brightens up the vocals for a more "professional sound" One of the keywords are "Brightens", which refers to a tonality when the signal is rich in high frequencies. To make the vocal "poke" out of the mix this is one of the best ways as it creates a type of lift to the vocal that when done to proper taste, can be the difference between your vocal sounding bland and your vocal sounding crisp. This also makes the vocal more audible and clear as adding high end frequencies somewhat balances out someone with a deep voice when you are trying not to cut too much out of the frequencies of their voice. When using additive equalization before compression you can really push a high shelf as the compression contains the high end. Advertisement Promote your...
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