Hi everyone,
I have decided to launch a Youtube Channel "Mix It Up" to share my lessons learned as I try to improve as a musician, songwriter, arranger and a mixer. There will be various segments and it will develop based on your feedback.
Hi guys.
I've finally found the time to continue my "Microphone Tutorial" project - and I've just released Chapter four through Seven in a series of Microphone Tutorials on Youtube.
Hi gang,
Most of you know that I started a small youtube channel and I try to post informations about audio recording, video et photography. Mostly audio for now.
The Youtube parner program, other than offering some additional tools, give back a part of their revenue from publicity.
Which of these examples on recording acoustic guitar do you prefer and why?
this is pretty cool, I wish the clips were longer but pretty remarkable difference among rooms. Also insteresting to me was they used and RME/ISA 828 combination. This is similar to @pcrecord marcos setup I believe. Man does that big room sound and look spectacular imho!
hey guys. Ran across this while I was surfing the web. John has a good set of papers, and great acoustic calculators on his site. I made sure to save them in my spreadsheet program. I haven't watched them all yet, but I'm watching a few right now.
Well worth a look on how they recorded Solti in the 60s - pretty impressive.
About 6-8 years ago I was a part of a few songwriting forums. They were very busy places. You'd post your song for critique and turn your back and you were on the second page already.
Yeah, I know I'm a youtube addict and I should quit listening to gear and studio review online.
What made me boiled down my shirt today is that I just ran on another Mastering video with poor audio.
I mean o_O ? If you are to promote your studio and services by giving advice online, why the h..l not taking time to do it right and show you are Worth it ?
Ian shepherd' big annoucement :
http://productionadvice.co.uk/youtube-loudness/
It could be huge.
What do you guys think?
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