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Recording Acoustic Guitar
The Sound On Sound guide to recording acoustic guitar featuring Gordon Giltrap.
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Recording Background Vocals
Background vocal recording tips. How to position the singers for different vocal tones.
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API 1608 recording console
The new console by API.
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Recording a song with a USB microphone
DETAILS Recording interface: Apogee ONE USB microphone and audio interface Software: Logic Pro 9 Computers: Mac Pro and MacBook Song title: If I Only Knew Written by Trisha Lurie Recorded by: Trisha Lurie: vocals Jon Button: upright bass Will Hollis: piano Bill Delia: percussion Pete Thorn:...
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Vocal Recording Mistakes - Part 2+3
Part 2+3 of 5 tips for recording better vocals in your home studio and anything recorded with a microphone.
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Vocal Recording Mistakes - Part 4+5
Part 4+5 of 5 tips for recording better vocals in your home studio and anything recorded with a microphone.
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Ocean Way Recording: Mixing For MP3 Format
Anyone who records from home should watch this interview with Allen Sides from Ocean Way Recording. Allen and Bill talk about the fractured mp3 philosophies in recording today. It's not about which mix is pumped up the most, it's about which mix has more punch.
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Neumann TLM 102 Microphones - Saxophone Recording
Welcome the newest Neumann Microphone, the TLM 102 Large Diaphragm Microphone, to the recording stage. Here we use the TLM 102 on a several different Saxophones, Alto and Tenor, through a Millennia Origin (HV3 style preamp) without any of the processing engaged. These recordings contaning no EQ and ...
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Recording techniques with Drew Malamud
Drew Malamud, producer/engineer and studio director for Studio Plateau out of Montreal, talks about key engineering techniques that can be applied in any studio situation. He also goes through a few popular studio microphones and recording techniques that are very important to the way he works in...
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