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How to Record

Sound Studio Secrets Series – New eBook Launches today

November 8, 2007

If you’re involved in music production in any form – composer, arranger, performer, instrumentalist, singer/song writer, band, DJ, producer – whatever, but want help with how to put together the right sound recording studio software & equipment for your music, then this is for you…
Announcement from
HomeMusicRecording.com and
SoundRecordingStudioSoftware.com
At last – An Easy-to-follow Map [...]

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New Sound Recording eBook Due November 8th

October 31, 2007

This is a pre-launch announcement from HomeMusicRecording.com and SoundRecordingStudioSoftware.com

Here’s your chance to be one of the first to get hold of the new ebook from D A Johnstone, MSc…
“Selecting Sound Recording Studio Software & Equipment”
[...]

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Sound Card Latency Problem Solving

February 23, 2007

Sometimes the awesome power and quality of today’s digital recording tools add complexities that can confuse and frustrate you for far too many hours.
One of these puzzles can often be caused by latency problems.
So how can you diagnose and quickly solve latency issues?…

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Music Recording – Creating Your CD – Part 3

February 16, 2007

Mastering your CD is the final step in the creative process prior to having your disk duplicated, shipped, and of course, purchased by millions of music fans worldwide.
But what exactly is mastering, and why do we need it?

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Music Recording – Creating Your CD – Part 2

February 14, 2007

At last! The recording session is finished…
So now you’ll be ready to listen to your new CD?
Wrong! Be patient – more work needed before the CD is ready for prime time.
Before your disc is ready for release, the raw tracks are still to be mixed to produce the right balance across vocals, lead, and rhythm [...]

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Music Recording – Creating Your CD – Part I

February 12, 2007

After all the hard work of writing and performing your music, no one would blame you for thinking you’re finished. But you’re not! You’ve just entered the production stage…
This series of 3 posts will discuss the three parts of the music production process:

Digital recording

Mixing

Mastering

So let’s get on with it…

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