We are back with a new collection of Pro Tools shortcuts that will make your clients look at you like a badass Pro Tools sorcerer, flying over the keys and making things happen in no time.
In case you missed it, you should read the first installment in this series Read more...
If you wanted to record something of reasonably good quality 20 years ago, you generally had to go to a recording studio that had a professional-grade tape machine, a console, and a whole slew of outboard gear and mics.
That studio would have had an engineer, too. Back then, the Read more...
In today’s video post, Ryan Earnhardt of SonicScoop and creativesoundlab.tv takes a trip down memory lane to audition some of the most popular delay models in history, and show off some classic, time-tested applications of each.
To round up these coveted tools, from vintage tape delays to analog stomp boxes, Read more...
What’s the difference between a personal studio and a commercial recording facility?
While both may be capable of creating a hit single, the engineering expertise and equipment choices are two of the key differentiators at a studio for hire. Both attributes were fully on display during the recording sessions for Read more...
You’ve been glued to your computer monitor for 12 hours. You’re about to pass out on your MIDI keyboard. And the mix? It sounds killer.
But before you click “Bounce To Disk” for the last time… You hop in your ‘04 Honda Civic, plug the aux cable into your iPhone, Read more...
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