Getting hands-on with the hardware. It’s one way to make the very most of software emulations.
When it comes to recreating amplifiers, that experience with the real thing becomes even more valuable. With their ability to move air all by themselves, amps aren’t just studio gear – they’re actual sources Read more...
It’s safe to say the barriers to entry for producing music—especially electronic music—have never been lower.
Faster and cheaper computers, a slew of no- and low-cost apps available for your tablet, a burst of DIY hardware, and more online video tutorials each day means that anyone with even an inkling Read more...
When it comes to recording live musicians, few instruments are as misunderstood or mysterious as the drums.
The drum kit presents a complexity that just doesn’t exist when recording other instruments, simply because of the sheer number of components that make up even the most basic drum setup, as well Read more...
Recording your music for release can be an overwhelming proposition. Time, money, scope, goals—it’s hard to keep it all straight.
The studio itself can add even more stress, especially if you are multitasking, juggling the jobs of a musician, recording engineer and producer, all while you keep your day job. Read more...
Ready for a triple play of elite advice?
Our new “3 Techniques” series is a fast way for you to get fresh tips on recording, mixing, and mastering. For The Big Debut, were proud to present a trio of insights from an amazing mixer: Jeff Balding, the GRAMMY-nominated producer/mixer/recordist whose Read more...
