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| July Album Challenge: Day 3 share 12 hours ago by benobriensmith I’ve been very busy writing and demo recording throughout the past two days. I haven’t found any shortage of inspiration yet (knock on mylar drum head material!). Actually, if anything, I have too many ideas to work on at once. I designed my recording setup in such a way that I can easily bounce fro ... Ben O'Brien Smith - benobriensmith.com ·  1 reference |
| … share 12 hours ago by Tomas Halberstad The weather is excruciating. I know it’s like swearing in church to wish the sun away, in Sweden (or in the northern parts of Europe) more than in other places I would imagin (since the summers here are short). I, however, stand by the lead in sentence. Please, let there be a cold wind, a cloud, per ... Tomas Halberstad - tomashalberstad.com · Rank: 23,296 · 5 references |
| Recording Software Protools Tracking share 13 hours ago by Steve Tracking in ProTools Software Before recording a track into ProTools software, you want to make sure you’ve set the appropriate volume on your recoding interface, which is also known as getting ‘levels’. Adjust the input on your Pro Tools interface while producing sound into the mic, while watching ... BuildTheStudio.com - buildthestudio.com |
| Recording Software ProTools Introduction share 13 hours ago by Steve Introduction to Recording in ProTools With basic knowledge of ProTools recording software, you can teach yourself how to record and produce your own music. If you are new to the recording studio of ProTools, do not be intimidated. By learning a few details at a time, you will be able to be your own ... BuildTheStudio.com - buildthestudio.com |
| From Frank’s Vinyl Museum 3 share 15 hours ago by leonolguin I’ve been using synthesizers since the late 70’s. The first one I ever played was an ARP 2600. (I still don’t know what the letters and numbers mean…) I still own a couple of “vintage synths” from the early 80’s that I will always keep. If you come into my studio, you’ll see them there, leaning agai ... Project Studio Guy - scmblogs.com/projectstudioguy |
