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Frequencies In Music Production
Understanding frequencies is a foundational concept in music production. Frequencies define the pitch and character of sounds, and mastering how to work with them allows you to create clear, balanced mixes and designs. Let’s break down frequencies in music production, exploring the various types of frequencies, their roles, and how to manage them in your production process.
1. What Are Frequencies?
In music production, frequency refers to the number of vibrations or cycles a sound wave makes per second. Measured in Hertz (Hz), this determines the pitch of the sound. Higher frequencies produce higher-pitched sounds (like a whistle), while lower frequencies produce lower-pitched sounds (like a bass drum).
• 1 Hz equals 1 cycle...
How to create your website with Tumblr
Recently, I discovered Tumblr’s feature for creating a personalized website on their platform. This allows you to have a page on their tumblr.com domain where everything you post on your Tumblr account appears automatically. While it might not have the advanced features of standalone sites, it lets you build a beautifully styled, aesthetic space for showcasing your creative work. It’s perfect if you want an easy-to-manage, visually appealing site without needing technical skills.
How to Break Free from Social Media Addiction: 7 Steps Plan
This is the second part of an article dedicated to social media (read the first part here: https://mayaclars.com/articles_view/63/index.html ). Here, we will discuss actions that can help you significantly reduce your screen time and free up a larger part of your life for something more meaningful. I will share tips that have personally helped me. But first, let’s talk about all the methods I have tried that are commonly recommended online.
1. Limiting Screen Time Using Timer Apps
When I first heard about using a timer to manage social media usage, I was eager to try it. My phone already had a built-in time control feature for apps, so I didn’t need to download anything extra. I set a 15-minute timer for each social...