Starting a home studio can be overwhelming. There’s a ton of gear out there, which can sport eye watering price tags.
But you don’t need ALL the gear to get started, and getting started is what’s important! There is truly no better time to start than today. Let’s take a look at what essential gear you need to get started.
Picking the right audio interface for your home studio can be difficult. There are literally hundreds available so how are you supposed to choose?! I am going to simplify things so that all you have to do is answer one simple question.
It’s so important to get invested in the art that we’re working on. Whether you’re recording, mixing, mastering or producing. In this video, I go over why it’s important to truly enjoy and appreciate the music that you’re working on. Let’s look at how we can go about motivating ourselves and how to become invested in the art.
It’s easy to record bass guitar at home! There are two main ways – let me explain the most simple and cost-effective method.
Do you want the versatility in your snare mix to be able to blend between different tones on the fly? Let’s find out how we can achieve this with two mics.
Do you want to record guitar or bass directly into your PC or Mac without a microphone? No problem! But first, you’re going to need a DI (direct input) box. But what is a DI box, and why do you need one?
Are you trying to land a job in a recording studio? Or do you run a recording studio? It can be daunting when you first start taking on clients, whether in your home studio, or as an employed engineer. I want to give you six, super useful tips on how to prepare for your recording studio clients. These are the steps that I follow for every one of the sessions that I run.
It can be tricky making sure your overhead mics don’t interfere with the rest of your drum tracks. You can mix your snare spot mic to sound as punchy and as fat as you like, but if your overheads are overpowering it, you might lose those desired effects!
Let me share with you my go-to techniques on how to reduce the snare bleed from your overhead mic tracks.
Do you want to start recording your vocals at home and turn your ideas into reality? Setting up for vocal recording at home, whether it’s for singing or spoken word, is easier than you may think…
Picking the right audio interface for your home studio can be difficult. There are literally hundreds available so how are you supposed to choose?! I am going to simplify things so that all you have to do is answer one simple question.
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