Recording good vocals at home is a challenge. Here are some guidelines to achieve great results at a home recording studio. The Room The room should be treated with acoustic
For many yester years, the old school analog studios had large format consoles style mixing, hardware compressor, equalisers, gates/expanders and reverb units. There used to be plenty of knobs switches etc to
I get this question most often from my students and starters who wants to mix a song faster to deliver for their clients. Well, there is no way you can mix a
Most starters or even intermediate sound engineers have trouble choosing between software modeled EQs and outboard hardware gear. To be honest, its the final result that you need to focus
Well, most of you would like to record the Columbian percussion Instrument known as the Cajon at your home studio setup. While it is a very interesting instrument to record,
Basic Needs for Mixing Mixing is an art. If you’re new to mixing, you need to concentrate your song before it gets to the mastering stage. While you might be
A question that I often get from a lot my students is whether they can mix on headphones. While monitors have their own advantages, my answer is yes. There is
A common complaint from I hear is that the tracks recorded at home sound boomy, muddy and does not sound like the tracks recorded in the studio. Many aspire to
Recording Drums at home can be very challenging. You can achieve great results at your home set up even if you don’t want to spend a lot of money for
Recording Electric Guitars at home studios using our Audio Interface is always a challenge. Many folks tell me, “I don’t get that Rock tone or Great Sounding Guitar at my
Selecting your Computer (Mac or PC) When you are setting up your recording Studio, the first thing is to buy a good Computer which is the main expense, whether it
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