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A Look Behind-the-Scenes of the Filmpac Story
6 years ago, I had a dream and began working on a wild idea: Filmpac. I had been a freelance videographer and filmmaker for some time....
When Should I Use An Audio Limiter?
An audio limiter is a great tool to help you control your video’s loudness. We explain when and how to use one here.
When Should I Use Audio Compression?
One of the most useful audio effects in video post production is compression. This article explains what it is and when to use it.
Everything You Need To Know About Phantom Power
Most filmmakers have seen or used equipment on set that requires 48 volts of phantom power. But what does this term actually mean?
Free Song: “Trapdoor”
Our exclusive, pre-built podcast tracks are perfect for podcasts, vlogs, and other repeating content. Here's one for free!
When Do I Need To Use EQ?
EQ is probably the single-most used and useful audio effect out there. We'll break down what it is, and the different types of EQs.
When Do I Need To Use Reverb?
Every video creator has heard the word, “Reverb”. But many don’t fully understand what it is, how it works, and when to use it.
3 Techniques To Quickly Find The Right Song For Your Video
Finding that perfect piece of royalty-free music can be a part of the edit that filmmakers dread. Here's how to find a song quickly.
Free Song: “Problems And Solutions”
This exclusive song, “Problems And Solutions”, walks that fine line between corporate usability and authenticity.
5 Tips For Cutting A Great Demo Reel
If you want to grow your business and acquire new work, you’ll need to market yourself. And one of the best marketing tools is a demo reel.
3 Key Elements of a Good Vlog
For the last two decades, the term “vlog” has been transformed from an obscurity to a household term. Here are 3 key elements of a good vlog.
Artist Spotlight: Marshall Usinger
The man behind the curtain for multiple cinematic music projects, Marshall Usinger has become a fixture in the ambient and post-rock genres.
Free Song: “Kinetic”
One of the hallmarks of a good video is the ability to take viewers through multiple levels of emotion. This free song does just that.
What Does “Royalty-Free” Really Mean?
If you're a filmmaker, you’ve probably come across the term “Royalty-Free”. But what does this really mean?
What Are Music Stems?
Stems are simply isolated audio files of the different components of a song, so you can alter a track to better fit your edit.
Artist Spotlight: Caleb Etheridge
A name that has become synonymous with cinematic music, Caleb Etheridge has an unmistakeable, captivating sound.
Our Top 10 Songs of 2021
We launched our highly-curated stock music library last year, and we wanted to look back and reflect on some of 2021's most popular songs.
Artist Spotlight: Ryan Binhammer
Ryan Binhammer's energetic scores, which embrace elements of electronic, pop, indie, and hip-hop, have been licensed across the globe.
Artist Spotlight: Bryant Lowry
Bryant Lowry is a musician, composer, and producer based in Nashville, who's not afraid to cross the boundaries of traditional genres.
The 5 Most Useful Audio Effects In Premiere Pro
There are tons of great audio effects in Premiere Pro. In this video, we break down some of our favorite ones, and how you can use them.
Understanding Sample Rate, Bit Depth, and Bitrate
There are plenty of technical terms in video production. This video focuses on understanding sample rate, bit depth, and bitrate.
Which Type of Microphone Is Best For Filmmaking?
WHich type of microphone is best for filmmaking? There are tons of different types of mics, so we'll break down which is best for you.
How Loud Should My Video Be? Meters and Decibels, Explained.
It can be hard to figure out how loud your video should be. Here, we break down meters, decibels, and give guidance on setting your levels.
Headphones vs. Monitors: Which Should You Use For Mixing Audio?
Many filmmakers have trouble choosing between monitors and headphones for mixing audio. In this video, we weight the pros and cons of both.
Understanding ADR
If your set is too noisy to record dialogue during filming, you can record it afterwards in a studio, using a process called ADR.
5 Cinematic Ways To Manipulate Audio
In this video, we share 5 simple way to manipulate your audio effects, so they'll sound much more cinematic.
5 Tips for Recording Clean Audio In The Field
Recording bad audio can sink a video project. This is a big-picture approach to help you capture better audio in the field.
Foley, Explained
You've probably heard the term "Foley" if you're a filmmaker. Here, we explain what Foley is and how it differs from other sound effects.
Understanding PROs, Cue Sheets, and Royalties
PROs, cue sheets, and royalties can be confusing terms for content creators. Here, we explain and break these terms down.
5 Tips For Recording Your Own Sound Effects
Sometimes, it's better to record your own sounds than to use pre-recorded ones. In this video, we'll help you record your own sound effects.
How To Deliver A Great Sounding Video
In this video, we'll show you how to deliver a great sounding audio mix that translates well across multiple listening devices.