Please take a minute to share this guide on Facebook or TwitterIt’s that time of year when people go into gift-giving mode. We celebrate the holidays in multiple different ways and we call them by multiple different names. Mine is called Jól, or Yule. But regardless of what you call your holiday season there seems...
Here’s something a bit different from the The Dorm Room Producer is someone who is a little strapped for space and can’t go dragging drums into his room to record. He’s more likely to record through the computer and mix with smaller monitors or exclusively through headphones. So what do we have for the people...
Great vocal mics are a necessary part of your studio, regardless of its size. But the home studio might have a smaller budget than the big commercial facility. And therefore, a home studio doesn’t have the luxury to splurge on microphones like their wealthier counterparts. However, re-mortgaging your house is unnecessary with the following microphones. A...
Update: Some of my Twitter followers threw out some great suggestions for additional studio monitors so I’ve included them at the end. If you have had a great experience with your monitors please let us know in the comment! Disclaimer: This was originally posted on the old Audio Issues site. The buyer’s guides on that...
Expensive microphones are overrated. Cheap microphones can go a long way to getting the sound you want, and all without shelling out a fortune. Now you may not want to buy a $1000 condenser microphone to start out, because you can get a great recording microphone for under $100. I’m not saying that you shouldn’t...
Expensive microphones are overrated. Cheap microphones can go a long way to getting the sound you want, and all without shelling out a fortune. Now you may not want to buy a $1000 condenser microphone to start out, because you can get a great recording microphone for under $100. I’m not saying that you shouldn’t...