Transfer Videos
We have produced two promos about our transfer services and posted them on Youtube. You might find them interesting.
Here they are:
We have produced two promos about our transfer services and posted them on Youtube. You might find them interesting.
Here they are:
Just received a licence for Samplitude Pro X6, in this video, I test the new features announced on Magix website.
Let me know if I should test something else !
I'm in need of some advice. I've recently taken a piano faculty position at a University, and have been given quite a bit of funding to use as I see fit and I'd like to dedicate a portion of it to a decent 2-mic setup. As a preface, I would like to say that we have an excellent engineer who has a ton of experience and an awesome equipment list. He's also a very busy man, and I don't want to bother him every time I want to do a bit of recording, especially since I tend to record at odd hours. To be clear, I do have plans for a solo classical album, and I will be exclusively going through him when I record it.
I have a trusty old Apogee Mini-Me pre-amp/compressor with drivers that don't work with anything beyond Windows XP.
For a time, I got away with using it via SPDIF through my trusty old Egosys U2A - it's a cheap little USB Audio Interface which amazingly has both optical and SPDIF ins and outs and cost me less than $100 about a hundred years ago. (I know! Right?)
Hey everyone.
This is an original song called Starchaser. It is a rock song. I was wondering if you all have feedback on the song/mixing. We appreciate your time!
I put this together back in 2008, and yes it contains loads of grammar and spelling mistakes, but the content is enough to get you started.
This may not be the Norm! but I'm interested in recording Background Music onto a Digital Voice Recorder, and then playing that Music into my Phone while it is shooting a Video! which hopefully will result in Raw Camera Video File, with BG Music! ...My question is, Can this be done? and what would I need to do It?
A bit of light-hearted fun for the folk who are interested in microphones. I was hunting for a mic this afternoon and realised I had a few that were either old or less common - 17 mics arranged from tallest to shortest. I've blobbed out identifying marks to a degree. Some should be very easy - but getting 17 would be pretty hard I think?
In this video I show how I do my monitoring setups with RME Totalmix FX and also using Samplitude alone for those who don't have a virtual mixer for their interface.
Gain staging is the most critical things we should learn to keep the integrity and quality of our audio recordings.
Tel me what you think? Anything I forgot?
In this video I talk about how to deal with it in your DAW.
You can do a mix of this song on your own: