Category: Recording Gear
If you are reading this then you might have known by now that recording an Acoustic Guitar is not a simple task. Bad acoustic guitar recordings will considerably bring down the quality of your entire ...
It seems you want to produce music from home, and you want it to be great. Yes, it is possible to get studio quality recordings at home. In fact, having a studio setup at home ...
We know the world is noisy but we don’t realise how much until we initiate building a studio. Be it your bedroom workstation, your basement jam room or your full-fledged recording studio, it’s almost impossible ...
The Focusrite 2i2 and 2i4 are some of the highest selling products on BAJAAO. They work efficiently and at the same time, they won’t burn a hole in your pocket! We’ve put together a simple ...
Audio engineers have been recording electric guitars for decades now, there are no hard, rock lines when it comes to how recording needs to be done. There are several techniques that help, some yield a ...
Hobbiest Let’s talk about being a hobbyist first. Making music for fun is awesome. In this scenario, purchases should be based solely on means and immediate needs. If you sing and play and acoustic ...
1. Check The Files Triple check the files you are submitting to your mastering engineer. Be sure that the mastering engineer is receiving the actual final approved mix files. I know this sounds silly, but I ...
1. Trust your taste. In other words, don’t second guess yourself. Who are you doing this for anyway? 2. Stop crapping on popular music for your ego. You can learn from anything. In fact, it’s ...
Headphones sound better than ever. There are so many choices in feel and sound, and while most studios have headphones for musicians to wear while they’re tracking, I really suggest you find a pair of ...
Is there any question that the era of the desktop studio is here? With today’s technology, you can assemble a studio that fits in a laptop bag and delivers fully pro power and sound quality. ...
The mixing desk is the hub of the recording and mixing environment; the centrepiece that brings together all the different sound signals into one tactile mixing surface of faders and pots, giving the studio engineer ...
I wanted to go over a few recording studio tips that I feel the artists need to know before entering the studio. There are two sides of recording music, the engineering and the performance. Typically ...
Saturday, I was conducting an audio training session and I was given the opportunity to work on their mix with the worship band. The mix was pretty good so instead of re-building their full mix, ...
Native Instruments has released MASCHINE 2.4, which features deep integration with third-party plug-ins via Native Instruments Native Kontrol Standard (NKS) format, first introduced with KOMPLETE KONTROL. With NKS, supporting third-party products can pre-map their plug-in ...
Apply separate dynamics processing to the centre and sides of your stereo signals with this powerful technique Mid/side compression is a technique used by many pro engineers for increased flexibility when processing stereo material. By ...
It’s easy to talk about the sample rates for sessions, but how much do you know about it? In this article, I’ll answer a few questions about sample rates. What is “Sample Rate”? Sample rate ...
Push is designed to make composing a breeze, even if your knowledge of music theory is limited. Here’s how to get going… Press the Note button once you’ve loaded any instrument that isn’t a Drum ...
Soundproofing is also known as ‘Isolation’ for the simple reason that it stops sound from disturbing people inside the house or around you. Soundproofing is also important because it stops all the noise from coming ...
