#122: Pitch Is Key - Avoid The Amateur "Out-Of-Tune" Sound With These 10 Tuning & Intonation Hacks The Self-Recording Band

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Out-of-tune vocals, guitars, bass or really any instrument are super common in amateur productions. It's a dead give away. 

Often it's subtle, sometimes it's so bad that it makes the song really hard to listen to. In many cases it can't be fixed by simply editing and tuning in the DAW. And even if it can be fixed, the results are going to be much better if you can get it right at the source!
 
That's why we decided to make this episode for and show you how to make sure your source tracks are in tune, so you won’t run into problems in the editing and mixing phase.


The reality is: 

People send us out-of-tune tracks all the time and no matter what we do in the mix, they will never sit right and sound great. Even if it’s subtle it can be a distraction, hurt the overall quality of the mix and make everything sound amateur.

We don't want your songs to have these kind of problems, so here are 10 hacks for you to avoid it all in the first place!

For full show notes go to: https://theselfrecordingband.com/122



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