Stepping into the studio to record new music is one of the most exciting and rewarding parts of being a musician. And it’s a particularly special moment for a band at the very start of their journey.
While the recording studio is a place for musical freedom, creativity and self-expression, Read more...
Nic Hard has been fearlessly recording his effects and audio processing for decades, and talks to Justin Colletti about how you can do the same.
He routinely commits to audio processing choices while tracking, from compression to EQ to distortion to pitch vending—sometimes to an extreme degree—all in his pursuit Read more...
This is a guest post by Ian R. of DrumRadar.
Recording drums effectively takes practice and experience. But you can jump start your drum recording skills by avoiding some of the most common pitfalls that crop up again and again.
There are a few things that are easily overlooked by Read more...
When you hear a great vocal, you know it right away. The emotion, the swagger, the flawless performance—it’s there from the first second you hear it.
There are a lot of factors that contribute to that perfect take that are not so obvious.
Often, we overlook these small details, but Read more...
It seems that with every change the recording industry goes through, there comes new freedom for music makers of all types.
The constraints of the old school recording studio, and thereby the music industry in general, are gone, and people are making records in more ways and places than ever Read more...
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