Best chair for recording, mixing and mastering?
Is there a specific chair that's most loved by music producers?
Or one you use and would recommend?
My current chair is literally almost a 90 degree "L" shaped hard chair with almost no padding and needless to say, it's very uncomfortable. Looking to up my chair and desk game.
SoundCheck: a new website for musicians
Hi, I'm Kevin and I'm a software developer and music fan living in Toronto.
I could use your help in launching my new musician's website, SoundCheck.
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Shotgun mics - how they all differ from each other?
I've been testing some shotgun mics and investigating how the length impacts on their polar patterns at different frequencies. Some rotation of multiple mics, measurements and graphs!
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Ribbon Microphone for Classical Soprano
I’m interested in potentially getting a ribbon microphone for mostly just hobby recording in my home. I’ve been having a terrible time finding examples and information on recording classical vocals on a ribbon microphone, however, the one example I did find sounded quite beautiful. The singer was recording using an AEA R84, however, it’s a bit out of my price range.
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Signal splitting
I want to know what is the best way to split my live room signals (mics, lines etc...) so I can feed my analog board and my digital interface simultaneously?
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DDP project - few simple questions
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Tips for creating a clean, loud master
How to Make Clean Masters
When trying to make your master sound clean, it’s a good idea to find and isolate any sources of unwanted noise, such as noise generators, and mute them. Additionally, cutting the side image’s low-frequencies, as well as the mids by up to 20Hz can add some clarity to your master.
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Recording flutes played live
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RIP Dave Hill
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