From the monthly archives:

January 2007

Music Recording Software – Making the right choices

January 31, 2007

Music recording software comes in distinct “flavors”. You’ve probably heard of, or used some of these: Free or low cost: Audacity Kristal Audio Engine Apple GarageBand 2 Professional Digidesign Pro-Tools ($450 for MBox 2 LE up to $lots+) Apple Logic Pro ($75 for Express version – $1000) Cakewalk Sonar ($100 – $620) Steinberg Cubase ($100 [...]

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Microphone News

January 30, 2007

Title at top Test top description AWR 2007-01-27: The Week in Context, Plus Portable Audio Recorders 27 Jan 2007 at 9:00am This week the Apple Report podcast is back in classic form. A look at the Apple stock options probe, European regulation of DRM, and a Product Roundup of portable audio recorders

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Music Equipment News

January 30, 2007

Where gigs meet gigabytes – Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 28 Jan 2007 at 5:59am Where gigs meet gigabytes Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, IN – 19 hours ago But advances in computer equipment have made it easier to set up a high-quality music studio with a relatively small budget ? for teenagers with a couple of [...]

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Dilbert

January 30, 2007

Comic for 28 Jan 2007

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Recording Studio Equipment – Immortalize Your Music

January 30, 2007

Getting great results from recording studio equipment needs highly skilled craftsmanship that combines the art of music with the science of audio production technology. This requires knowledge, understanding how to apply it, and a well-honed ability to listen critically to the sounds as they are recorded. Developing your technical skills along with your creativity will [...]

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How to Record Music – Acoustic Guitar – Part 2

January 29, 2007

For recording acoustic guitar, there’s a couple of questions to consider before looking at your microphone options: What other instruments are to be in the recording? What recording technique do you prefer? guitar on it’s own, or guitar & vocals, or mellow guitar sound as in jazz? you’re probably looking for a warm, full, natural [...]

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