This is a cool video that probably only engineers, producers and musicians would find interesting, as it acts as a sort of "fly on the wall" as to how records were once made...

This is a new way of recording at least for me so I’m just putting this question out there and hope someone can give me feedback, point me in the right direction or has experience doing this.

Great for those Han Solos.

Just heared the sad news that the world lost DAvid Bowie unexpectedly today.

RIP Ziggy...a true pioneer and a sad loss...may your legacy live on

Planet earth is blue...

Hi, I'm new here, not sure if this is the correct forum to post in, but my ultimate goal is recording, so here goes:

My Gear:

ok...I'm curious, I currently have a rack of samplers and synths, a carry over from my midi days... (aka 5000, Roland 550) and more.

I'm curious to know since the computers are getting far more powerful, and the vst's are getting so good, who has migrated to vst solutions and has abandoned hardware synth all together?

If you play acoustic guitar in a live/stage setting, you should check out the video below.
If there's no internet hocus pocus going on here, then I think this sounds incredible...

I couldn't find this specific topic covered.

If you choose to mention brand names, that's okay, but I'm not here to ask what kind of mic I should buy.

1-What does one typically use an LDC for? What about an SDC? And why?

Hey gang,

It's the start of a new year, and for this year I decided to take some courses from Udemy. A website that provides a number of different topics. I needed to expand my compositional skills as I feel I'm limited.. My music theory was pretty rusty too. So I thought a re-cap review would be good too. I also needed to work on my guitar playing .