Setting up a home studio to self-record your band’s music can be daunting. There’s so much gear to choose and so much room to mess things up. In the third part of the Home Recording Guide we’ll discuss the different aspects of setting up a home recording studio for your band.
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Setting up a home studio to self-record your band’s music can be daunting. There’s so much gear to choose and so much room to mess things up. In the third part of the Home Recording Guide we’ll discuss the different aspects of setting up a home recording studio for your band.
Home Recording Guide For Rock And Metal – Part 3: Home Studio Setup Read More »
Setting up a home studio to self-record your band’s music can be daunting. There’s so much gear to choose and so much room to mess things up. In the second part of the Home Recording Guide we’re going to look at which components a basic recording setup needs and what to look for when choosing them.
Home Recording Guide For Rock And Metal – Part 2: Studio Gear Read More »
Setting up a home studio to self-record your band’s music can be a daunting task. There’s so much gear to choose and so much room to mess things up. In this Home Recording Guide we’re going to look at the needs of a basic recording setup and what’s important before and during sessions.
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You’ve got a decent vocal microphone, but the vocal recordings you do in your home studio always sound a little bit “amateur”? Then there’s likely some room for improvement with your microphone placement Let’s look at the details of how different mic positioning affects the sound of vocals.
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You’ve decided to do the vocal recordings for your production yourself, at home or in a band practice space prepared for studio sessions. Now you wonder which vocal mic would be best suited for the job – and your budget. While there are no hard-and-fast rules, there are smart ways to pick a microphone, and I’d like to present one to you below, step by step.
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Low noise, no audible room echo – to get high-quality vocal recordings, you have to get a lot of technical and acoustical things right. That can be difficult when tracking vocals in non-ideal environments, whether it‘s your band’s practice space or your singer’s bedroom. But luckily there are certain things you can do to maximize the sound quality of your vocal tracks, even if you’re not in a professional recording studio.
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