For years professional recordings were made only by those who had a large budget. Artists signed to major labels and those with investors were predominately the privileged ones who got record professionally. The difference in sound between recordings made in a professional studio and demos made otherwise was always as chasmic as it is now. ... Click the link for the full article: Online Recording Studios: Get Pro Studio Services And Stay At Home (198 words, 9 images, estimated 48 secs reading time)
Drum Track Processing Tips, Part 4: Ambience by Thai Long Ly ... Click the link for the full article: Drum Track Processing Tips, Part 4: Ambience by Thai Long Ly (406 words, 9 images, estimated 1:37 mins reading time)
Drum Track Processing Tips, Part 5: Equalization Guidelines by Thai Long Ly
Writing about equalization of drum tracks (or any tracks) is a tough subject. It’s sort of like smoking about bath water. Generally speaking, subtractive EQ is better than boosting, but really, anything goes. I tend to favor hardware over software, but often times a plug-in allows more surgical moves so I’ll utilize them with drum tracks when necessary. Here are some concepts that I tend to think about when I approach a mix. ... Click the link for the full article: Drum Track Processing, Part 5: Equalization Guidelines (559 words, 9 images, estimated 2:14 mins reading time)
The costs of using a professional recording studio can be extremely high. Many of those reading this article know this first hand. This article is a brief overview of the advantages of using and online recording studio. ... Click the link for the full article: Online Recording Studios: Get Professional Services, Stay At Home (643 words, 9 images, estimated 2:34 mins reading time)
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