Hi guys and girls !

It may not go anywhere but I may have an opportunity to produce music for a Quebec TV show (car reviews)
One my Customer (guitar player and signer) has a contact that may introduce us.

We plan to co-write and we will record together (in my studio)

An interesting view on the industry of music :

I searched and didn't find any post on this topic, so I hope I'm not duplicating someone else's inquiry.

I record a couple of local classical chamber music series for radio broadcast. For an upcoming gig, the solo classical pianist has asked me to turn over my files from his rehearsal and performance, so he can edit them himself.

Gear:
Roland SH-101
Roland TR-8 (and other drum samples)
Yamaha Motif ES
Access Virus
MOTU 896 MK-3
Arturia Beatstep Pro

Recorded / Mixed / Mastered in Ableton Live 8

This is the track:

It's possible that you've found this thread because you are a musician, wanting to learn how to record yourself or a band. You are on a budget, you don't fully understand things like converters, preamps, interfacing, compressors etc... and maybe you don't even care about those things right now.

First I apologize if this is in the wrong place. I searched a couple times...because I thought I remembered a "music theory" section of this place...but I can't find it now. If there isn't one, it would be cool to have one...for me lol.

I know very little about theory. I know many of the popular chords, some of them would take me a second to tell you what the 3-5-7's are etc.

Currently I am in charge of recording a Chamber Music Concert and need to have a better quality audio setup. Currently I use a RODE NTG1 Shotgun Mic running into a Zoom H4N. I shoot from the back of the hall or the balcony. But have realised that the sound out of the Zoom H4n's mic sounds better than the NTG1 for that hall.

It's been great so far here. I haven't set the studio up yet at all. Just as well!. We finally have bought a house and will move in end of October. Then I can setup.