5 Tools I Use To Produce & Mix A Cappella Music

Written By: Eron Constante

With the rise in a cappella music, people are using their voices as instruments now, more than ever. However, the process behind producing and mixing an a cappella song can be tricky. In this article, I will discuss five tools I used to produce and mix a cappella music.

As I’ve explored music production over the years one of the genres of music I’ve found myself producing in quite a bit is a cappella music. This isn’t because I have a fascinating voice, I’m definitely not in love with the way that I sound. But I’ve come to think of my voice as the instrument that I have with me at all times. I can use this to exercise several aspects in music, including arranging, performing, engineering, and production. What I enjoy most about creating a cappella content is the production aspect of it, so I’ll be discussing the five tools I frequently use when producing and mixing a cappella music.

But I’ve come to think of my voice as the instrument that I have with me at all times. I can use this to exercise several aspects in music, including arranging, performing, engineering, and production.

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