In the last blog I covered different kinds of mics and mentioned a few applications. Tonight I’ll talk about some stuff that is a little more fun. The kind of stuff that you can try out in your home studio. Tricks of the trade and some common studio tricks that are used by masters and oddly I don’t see turn up in the semi pro world enough.
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Recording Gear A -Z, Z – A and other stuff……
In this blog, or it may end up being multiple blogs, I will cover all the boxes and knobs and wires and crap that make a studio a studio. I will attempt to explain things in a way that a beginner will understand at the same time I will attempt to cover things in a way that will allow someone with experience to get some tricks and techniques. We will all see if I can pull it off. I sure hope I can do it since I bragged to a friend recently that I could and he will remind me regularly if I screw it all up and just end up confusing everyone
Lesson #17 Hit records are free, recording and your band……………………………
Recording with your band is damn important. In fact many musicians see recording as the core purpose of being in a band. I, on the other hand, see being in a band as a balance between the studio and the stage. So far this blog has been about the stage and touring. Now I am going to turn some of my attention to recording.
