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Read all about the recording process.  From selecting microphones to using multiband compression.  In this section there are home recording guides and gear reviews.  If you are recording at home, you should be able to learn something about the audio process.
Acoustic Guitar Recording
Getting Started
Acoustics
Mastering
Audio Mixing
Midi Sequencing and Sampling
Audio Plugins
Music Recording Software
Bass Recording
Technical Problems
Drum Recording
Vocal Recording
Electric Guitar Recording

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» Tips For Recording A Violin
By Brandon Drury | Published 02/28/2007 | Recording Engineers | Rating:
Here are a few tips for anyone who has never recorded a violin before.? Natural sounding instruments require their own style of audio engineering.? These tips can be used on any instrument requiring a natural sound that yo have never recorded before.
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» Electric Guitar Recording: How Much Distortion? Volume?
By Brandon Drury | Published 09/19/2006 | Recording Engineers | Rating:
?It seams that a lot of recording beginners are interested in just how much gain they should use when recording. There is always discussion about cranking up tube amps but using less gain. This article will discuss recording distorted electric guitars and give you some insight on how to get the tones you are looking for.
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» Why Did You Start Your Recording Studio?
By Brandon Drury | Published 09/1/2006 | Recording Engineers | Rating:
?It's easy to get caught up in soundcards, acoustics, and all kinds of other hoops that us recording guys have to jump through. Sometimes we get caught up in all the tech stuff that we forget about what got us here in the first place. THE MUSIC!!
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» Vocal Recording: The Pencil In Front Of The Condenser Microphone Trick
By Brandon Drury | Published 08/9/2006 | Recording Engineers | Rating:
Are you having trouble with excessive sibilance in your vocal recordings? A rubber band an old pencil can sometimes do more than a $1000 de-esser. Give it a try. It saved my session!
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» Day #6 Nasvhille Studio Field Trip Day at the Michael Wagener Recording Workshop
By Brandon Drury | Published 05/31/2006 | Recording Engineers | Rating:
Day number 6 was our day out of the studio. We had the opportunity to tour the most amazing studio in Nashville, see how Korby microphones are fabricated, see the largest stockpile of gear you've ever scene in Blackbird's rental division, we got to meet George Massenberg and Trina Shoemaker and hang out with some big boy mastering guys at Independent Mastering.


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