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Progress Of A Mix Conclusion
Progress Of A Mix Conclusion
This is the last part of a series intended to follow a mix through to completion. In a sense, this is exactly what happened. We have a completed work, yet not something I would consider release ready material. What we ended up with in the end was a nice demo. So what differentiates a demo from something you would release to the general public? I guess that answer is highly subjective. In this…
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Progress Of A Mix Part 2
Progress Of A Mix Part 2
In part one of this series I began a mix with Sreyashi, a woman from India with a real talent for singing and lyrics. Sreyashi said the rhythm interested her. We continue to work together on “Together” to get the track as good as it can be. Some of the upper drum parts were clashing and somewhat uneven. The consensus of others who I asked was about 50/50 when they listened to the track rhythm…
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Anatomy And Progress Of A Mix
Anatomy And Progress Of A Mix
Most mixes go through numerous changes throughout the process. In some cases you might not recognize the first examples compared to the end result. Today I’ll be covering the various stages a new song called ” Together” is going through to get to completion. Both the engineer and the talent can get tired of working the same song over an extended period of time if things don’t click right away.…
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How I Approach Gain Staging
How I Approach Gain Staging
by Jeff Evans Introduction When we look at how we managed gain staging in the days of mixers and reel to reel multitrack analog tape recorders, there were conventions that were designed for a good reason and they actually worked! Mixers. In mixers we aimed for a uniform level flowing down the channel strip once the correct amount of front end gain was either added or subtracted to the input…
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Recording Hound- Mixing and Mastering Services
Recording Hound- Mixing and Mastering Services
Yes that’s right!! You heard it here first!! Recording hound will offer mixing and mastering services!! We won’t be going away after all! I know you haven’t heard from me in awhile. It took some time to arrive at the solutions to a few issues that have now been resolved! I can make instrumental backing tracks if needed. Clean up mixes and offer mastering. Contact me for pricing options.…
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Recording Hound Has Caught The Scent Of Another Trail
Recording Hound Has Caught The Scent Of Another Trail
After much reflection I have decided to discontinue Recordinghound as of April 15th. This decision came about for several reasons. The recording market is over saturated with information already.The usefulness of this website was always in question. I feel I have helped a few on the web make good choices about their recording endeavors. In many other cases I feel that the info could have been…
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Buying A Keyboard
Introduction This article is intended to help you find the best keyboard for your home studio or gigging. The answer won’t be the same for everyone, so I’ll give a few ideas based on a few different user types. One of these should have you covered. There are advantages in having the ability to visit a local music store with a great selection of all the most popular keyboards, and it might be…
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How To Build A Recording Computer Part 6 Adding Hard Drives, PCIe Cards and Making The Connections
How To Build A Recording Computer Part 6 Adding Hard Drives, PCIe Cards and Making The Connections
How To Build A Recording Computer Part 6 Adding Hard Drives, PCIe Cards and Making The Connections I used Samsung Evo SATA III SSD’s for this build. Three of them. I think it’s always safer to err on the side of potentially having too much room than to run out of space in a few years, so I recommend you buy larger than 250gb for the storage drives if you plan to buy a lot of samples. A smaller…
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How To Build A Recording Computer- Part5- Installing Cpu, Memory and Cooling
How To Build A Recording Computer- Part5- Installing Cpu, Memory and Cooling
copyright recordinghound 2016 Installing The CPU This part of a computer build might make some nervous. I assure you that this stage of the build is no more worrisome than any other. There are precautions that need to be taken, but these aren’t difficult. I’ll walk you through each step. The first thing to do is lay the case on it’s side with the cpu socket facing you. There should be a plastic…
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How To Build A Recording Computer Part 4 Installing Power Supply and Motherboard
How To Build A Recording Computer Part 4 Installing Power Supply and Motherboard
How To Build A Recording Computer- Part 4 Installing Power Supply And Motherboard Work Space Before you begin your build, you will need all of your hardware ready to assemble. Here is a list of the hardware I used in the building of this computer. Case- Fractal Design R4 Power Supply-EVGA 80 plus gold 750watt CPU- Intel 5820K Motherboard- ASRock Extreme 2 2011-v3 Memory- GSkill Ripjaws 16gb DDR4…
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Building A Recording Computer Part 3- Power Supply, Cooling And Case
Building A Recording Computer Part 3- Power Supply, Cooling And Case
All information herein is the property of Recording Hound and may not be reproduced without express permission C 2016 How To Build An Audio Computer Part 3- Power Supply and Case More Power To Ya One of the most important choices you will make in your new build will be deciding which power supply to purchase. The modern computer power supply is anything but simple. The power supply has the…
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How To Build A Recording Computer, Motherboard And CPU- Part 2
How To Build A Recording Computer, Motherboard And CPU- Part 2
By Tim Smith This Series of E-book/Articles will cover step by step the building of a computer used for audio recording. All information herein in the property of Recordinghound.com and may not be reproduced or used in any way without express permission from Recordinghound.com. C 2016 In this article I explain the functions of the hardware and options when selecting a motherboard/cpu for your new…
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Recording Hound – Recommendations for beginners Welcome to another episode of Recording Hound! In this show Tim discusses equipment options and choices for those who might still be trying to make good decisions in buying their first recording gear.Corrections to some of the show are as follows- The mic I recommended is an AT 4033 and not an AKG 4033 as mentioned in the show.
Recording Hound Interview- Bob Katz
Recording Hound Interview- Bob Katz
In this episode I talk with world renowned mastering engineer Bob Katz. Mr Katz has been the mastering engineer for three Grammy award winning albums. His accomplishments include a well regarded book in its third edition on Mastering techniques called “Mastering Audio The Art And The Science” and another book called “iTunes Music Mastering High Resolution Audio Delivery, Produce Great Sounding…
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Podcast Interview- Monostone
In this show I interview Dek or Monostone as he is known on Soundcloud. This show deals with creativity approaches and using a small home studio to make great recordings. It was a great pleasure to touch bases with Dek as he continues to create great music and tells us a little bit about how he has been doing it.
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Recording Hound Interview- Mike Senior
Recording Hound Interview- Mike Senior
I have a very special Christmas show for you this time with special guest Mike Senior! Sound On Sound Magazine contributor. Author of two books, “Mixing Secrets For The Small Studio” and a more recent book ” Recording Secrets For The Small Studio. Both books can be regarded as references for anyone who desires to learn more about home recording. Mike has helped many people to improve their…
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Recording Hound Interview- Sarantos This show features guest artist Sarantos who can be found on the web at www.melogia.com. Saranto talks about the steps he uses to get one of his songs produced and shares some of his ideas on the music business and his art in general.