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The Recording Process, Installment 5: Vocals
This is the fifth installment of "The Recording Process." This installment covers vocal tracking. There will be a new installment in this series once a week until it is completed. The songs we record will be available as a free download on the 18th of January 2008 on my website, www.noahnoah.net
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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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Episode 9 - recording electric guitars
How to record electric guitars using an sm57 mving coil mic. Centered off center close and distant techniques. Frequency response of each technique
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A# Sharp Recording Studio - Experience
Jeff explains the benefit of using an experienced Engineer... saves time, saves money and you learn heaps!
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A# Sharp Recording Studio - Microphones
Discussion on microphone set up, what microphones to use and how to use them in the studio
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A Tour of LA's Village Recording Studio
Home to many classic recordings from Fleetwood Mac to J-Lo - we take a tour behind the scenes to the home of the hits (sonicstate.com)
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Recording Techniques - Eddie Kramer
Legendary producer/engineer Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones) talking about the decision making process.
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Training Recording Engineers at Berklee
In this interview, Carl Beatty, a veteran engineer and Professor of Production and Engineering at Berklee College of Music, discusses how engineers and producers at Berklee are trained in the art of audio engineering, and assesses what an emphasis on technology (such as Pro Tools) takes away from...
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Advice for the Aspiring Recording Engineer
In this interview, Carl Beatty, a veteran engineer and Professor of Production and Engineering at Berklee College of Music, gives advice to novice engineers on developing the listening, technical, and diplomatic skills that great engineers all possess.
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