Mr. Guitar Pro and Your Daughter’s Preamp
July 24th, 2008Mr. Guitar Pro has given me the perspective I need to really discuss super high end gear in the home recording situation
Mr. Guitar Pro has given me the perspective I need to really discuss super high end gear in the home recording situation
While it’s a bit early to give a comprehensive review of the Superior Drummer 2.0 (I’ve had it about 2 days), I wanted to write to describe how impressed I am with the mixer.
Do you think you can hear the difference between a $5,000 signal path vs a $100 signal path? You may be surprised.
Here’s an interesting idea I stumbled upon. It’s called VoteForBands.com. Apparently it’s kind of like racing for pink slips only the name of the game is band marketing. Instead of losing your ride, you instead only lose a couple of bucks per month. Of course, you may win a car [...]
I ordered a Hellatone 30 from Avatar Speakers today to replace my blown Celestion G12H30. For whatever reason, Avatar Speakers made my day.
Thinking of upgrading to high end analog to digital converters? Check out this little shootout between Mytek AD96 and Presonus Firestudio AD converters.
I’ve ran into more and more guys who want to use their hardware synths in their computer based home recording studios lately. This article will discuss the challenges of merging the two worlds together and what to do about it.
Is your computer with built in audio interface capable of handling home recording. This free tool will test to see if your computer setup has what it takes to handle music recording.
Today I decided to try out the Aradaz Maximizer, a VST Brickwall limiter, to see how it compared to the Waves L2. It appears that we have an exciting new, free tool for making our mixes louder.
The AAMS Automatic Audio Mastering System is loved by some, hated by others. My arm was twisted into creating a special forum for this controversial mastering software even though the jury is still out on my real opinions on the subject.
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