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A# Sharp Recording Studio - Live Recording
Guide to recording live in the studio with bands - sequence of recording, band tracks, vocals and drums.
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How to Prepare for the Recording Studio : What to Ask a Recording Engineer
Time is money and recording music takes time. Learn what to ask the engineer in order to get the best sound from a recording expert.
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VTC professional recording - Analog Recording pt1
Analog recording history.
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VTC professional recording - Analog Recording pt2
Analog recording history.
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Roland VP-7 Vocal Processor Processes Vocals
At the Winter NAMM 2010 show in Anaheim, Roland / Boss held a variety show of sorts to introduce their umpteen some-odd new products. Included in the roundup was the new Roland VP-7 Vocal processor, a desk-top unit that does very much what other desktop vocal live vocal processing units do, but...
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Sony C800g vs. Peluso VTB Microphone Shootout -- Female Vocals
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Recording Engineers Then and Now
In this interview, Carl Beatty, a veteran engineer and Professor of Production and Engineering at Berklee College of Music, discusses some of the great engineers of the past, and how their overall styles differ from what younger engineers are learning to do today.
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