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- Home Recording Tactics
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$$17.00
Do you ever sit in your studio, working on a project, and you think, “I wonder how another engineer does this?”
Yep, me too. I remember many a night of spending hours working on a song, only to feel like I was just spinning my wheels, and never making any progress. I thought if I could just sit down and talkwith a few engineers, I would be well on my way to making better recordings.
That’s exactly what I’ve done with Home Recording Tactics.
You may not have access to a bunch of different recording engineers, so I’m bringing them to you.
What is “Home Recording Tactics”?
Home Recording Tactics is a series of 9 interviews with recording engineers from around the world.
I interviewed each of them individually about their experiences in home recording. They each have a unique perspective on home recording, and they graciously agreed to share their ideas with us.
Topics/Engineers:
- Recording on a Budget
with Graham Cochrane, TheRecordingRevolution.comGraham shares some fantastic advice to keep you from playing an endless game of Gear Acquisition Syndrome and instead getting great-sounding recordings. - Microphones
with Slau Halatyn, SessionsWithSlau.comSlau’s passion for mics is evident in this interview, where he explains the differences between various types of microphones and also shares why he uses different types of mics for different sources. - Arrangement
with Dave Chick, InsideHomeRecording.comAs a professional composer for video, Dave shares his approach to composing and arranging music, and we discuss how to apply that to any
recording project for awesome results. - Editing & Workflow
with Jon Tidey, AudioGeekZine.comJon shares some really useful tips for becoming better and faster at editing and your general recording workflow, regardless of what recording platform you use. - Mixing
with “Big Al” Wagner, HomeStudioGuru.comBig Al’s mixing expertise stretches back to the days of analog tape and big consoles, so he brings a really valuable perspective to the table and gives practical advice that you can use on your next session. - Sound Design
with Nick Maxwell, NicksTutorials.comNick introduces us to the fascinating world of sound design and shares how sound design skills can be extremely useful when applied to your studio productions as well. - Recording for Live Sound
with Ryan Canestro, HomeRecordingShow.comRyan gives us some great advice on how to effectively pull off a live recording, whether you simply want to capture the audio for a YouTube video or do a full-on multi-track recording. - Recording Sound for Film
with Jesse Zoller, TheIceShop.netJesse gives us a glimpse into the world of recording sound for film. A great video can only be a great video if it has great audio, and Jesse shares with us how to make that happen. - Mastering
with Ian Shepherd, Mastering-Media.blogspot.comWhether you want to master yourself or hire a mastering engineer, Ian will help you understand this extremely important process and enable you to make an educated decision.
