It’s been a great year hasn’t it? 2011 has gone by in a flash and I couldn’t have done it without you! Audio Issues has really only been around in …
This is a guest post by Andrew Reilly. You might have noticed that a musical genre is the first label placed on a band. More often than not, the labe ...
I really hope you had a really great Christmas! I sure did, relaxing and enjoying the holidays with friends and family. Now that Christmas is over, I ...
This is a guest post by Andrew Reilly. If you are interested in guest posting, check out the guidelines in the author box below. You’ve written som ...
[This post has been edited to reflect the latest price of the ebook] I’m proud to announce that my new ebook is out, How to Record Great Music – With Whatever ...
This will be a quick one. Joe Gilder of Home Studio Corner is having his massive end of the year sale, where you can get 2 products for the price of one. ...
This is a guest post written by Barry Gardner of SafeandSound Online Mastering. If you are interested in guest posting, check out the guidelines in the author box below. 1. Postpone ...
Related to last week’s post, How to Use a Reference Track to Improve Your Mixes, here is the flip-side focusing on getting the best sound out of your live sound ...
This is a guest post by Kyle M. Bagley. Saxophone is one of the most difficult instruments to record. Engineers can easy fall into problems that will make the recording unusable ...
This is a guest post by Andrew Reilly. If you are trying to make your name as a musical artist or an engineer, it is likely that you won’t have ...
