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How To Buy M-Box 2 Pro

By: MikeThomas | 2010-09-25 | Music
The Mbox 2 Pro is a flexible, high-definition audio/MIDI production system, which communicates extremely competent good quality service read more

Vocal Recording Tips

By: AnthonyCaldwell | 2011-01-04 | Arts & Entertainment
The lead vocal track needs special attention so it can maintain its visibility and impact throughout the entire song read more

How to Build a Recording Studio

By: Sarit Bruno | 2010-04-01 | Music
The magic of the recording studio has often mystified even the most seasoned professionals. With all the knobs, switches and buttons on various gear and large format consoles, no wonder confusion sets in to most non-techies. Many people, especially artists, composers, producers, and engineers, will end up putting together their own studio for writing and preproduction, with some eventually deciding to take the plunge and create a full-fledged recording complex that is capable of recording major albums. This article will try to shed some light on the considerations to take into account when making a studio, be it a small home studio or a professional recording studio. read more

Free Recording Studio Software

By: Malcolm K. Mullins | 2011-06-02 | Music
Dubturbo The Best Digital Music Production Software read more

Power of Drum Loops in Song Composition

By: Sia Susan | 2012-03-22 | Music
The song writing process is altering by arrival of recent samples drum loops. Previously recorded drum loop samples are available in market, that may support the music composition. read more

Mark Zonder Discusses His Recording Studio

By: News Articles Blog | 2010-10-25 | Business
This isn't any ordinary garage, though. It's also a comfortable, terrific sounding studio full of prime gear. Granted, there are no specially constructed walls or rooms, just sound-deadening material placed primarily against the main garage door. read more

EQ and Compression Techniques For Vocals and Acoustic Guitar

By: Sarit Bruno | 2010-04-01 | Music
As an engineer/producer, one of my biggest early challenges was getting my mixes to sound as polished and balanced as the mixes of songs on my favorite albums. Living in Nashville, I knew the problem wasn't the players (some of whom had even played on those same favorite albums). I also knew that I was happy enough with the sounds I was recording because when I'd solo a particular track, I liked what I heard. The problem, in a nutshell, was getting all the parts of my mix to fit nicely together. What I've learned over time and will describe below are a few simple compression and EQ techniques for vocals and the acoustic guitar in your mixes. These techniques, when used properly, will go a long way towards allowing the vocals and acoustic guitars in your mixes to effectively share the sonic space. read more

How to acoustically treat your home recording studio

By: Dave Garnish | 2011-07-28 | Technology
Have you ever wondered how to acoustically treat your home recording studio? How to generate standing waves? Dave from Garnish School of Sound explains read more

Setting Up a Recording Studio For Beginners

By: Jimmy CL Newson | 2010-05-02 | Music
A few years ago a person who wanted to record a CD would either pay enormous fees for studio time or need to be picked up by a record label. Nowadays when you are ready to record you simply set up your recording space with the equipment you need and start laying down the tracks for those killer sounds you hear inside your head. It's that simple; but, before you start recording there are few things you'll need for your studio. read more

Which DAW is best - Logic, Pro Tools, Ableton or Cubase?

By: Dave Garnish | 2011-07-28 | Software
Have you ever wondered which DAW is better out of all the main ones? It's a question we get asked all the time here at Garnish School of Sound. Al Riley and Dave Garnish give their contrasting opinion and hopefully help you make up your mind. read more

OpenOffice 2.2

By: Chris Holgate | 2010-11-26 | Computer
OpenOffice is a great free alternative to the Microsoft Office Suite. read more

The Singing Training Software With Mini "Recording Studio" Which You Can Use To Record Your Voice

By: singorama | 2011-04-03 | Movies
The Singing Training Software With Mini "Recording Studio" Which You Can Use To Record Your Voice! If you want to see these singing training software programs for yourself, read about them at this website. read more

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