Archives for October 2017

10 Tips For The Perfect DAW Template

October 11, 2017 by Jake Weston Leave a Comment

There are ten tips for the perfect DAW template. One of the tips that people can implement is setting up midi ans well as audio tracks with your most favorite instrument or samples. This will give you a great starting point. Another tip that you can try is naming and coloring everything so it makes logical sense. You should also use the same channels very consistently. You should also add standard effects to every single thing.

Key Takeaways:

Coloring each of your audio tabs is an easy way to start getting organized.
Organization, in any business, is key to producing good work.
Making sure that each of your information files are in their respective channels will help prevent confusion later on.

“If you haven’t already, then set up a DAW Template to improve your workflow.”

Get The Best Boom For Your Buck; Your Guide To Subwoofers

October 10, 2017 by Elaine Sy Leave a Comment

Brent Butterworth of endgadget.com in partnership with Wirecutter, reviews from the real world has come up with a buyers guide for those who want to add bass to their home studio but is limited by budget. After hours of reviews and testings which includes blind comparisons with 12 different subwoofers, the list was finally made. Add boom to your home studio with these subwoofers under $300. The price although low does not have to sacrifice the quality of sound it delivers. Still delivering clearly defined bass notes powerful enough to nudge your couch a little. Providing that realistic and satisfying feel while listening.
Read more here: https://www.engadget.com/2017/10/09/the-best-budget-subwoofer/

8 Must's For Home Studio Music Making

October 9, 2017 by Elaine Sy Leave a Comment

Celebrating 8 years of recordingrevolution.com Graham Cochrane came up with this list to help home studio owners create good music while keeping their budget intact. A lot of things have changed in the past eight years that home studio owners have benefited from, from starting a home studio for only $500 now costs even less at $350. And all the other things that have been discussed and explored have been filtered to come up with this “8 laws”, must’s that a home studio owner should know and do by heart if they want to produce good music straight from the comfort of their homes.
Read more here: https://www.recordingrevolution.com/8-laws-of-music-making-in-the-home-studio/

Recommended Plugins For Mixing Vocals

October 5, 2017 by Elaine Sy Leave a Comment

Your vocals is kind of the focal point of a mix, getting it right is absolutely a must. Even if you miss a few things here and there but if you get your vocals right you are still on the right track. And it goes the other way around even if you get everything else perfect and on the dot but you can’t get your vocals right, it just doesn’t sound right. Now since you need to nail your vocal perfectly here are a few recommendations when it comes to plugins that will surely help your vocal mix up to par.
Read more here: https://theproaudiofiles.com/favorite-plugins-for-mixing-vocals/

Build Your Own Condenser Microphone

October 4, 2017 by Elaine Sy Leave a Comment

Today more than ever audio gear kits are available in just about anywhere, in this age of DIY’s there are just so many options manufacturers are providing for the consumers. All you need to know is how to use a soldering iron and your good, just choose which kit suits you. Because everything else you need to know is readily available especially with YouTube around your instructional video is just a click away.
The following video features a DIY condenser microphone all parts from microphone-parts.com Now you can save a lot of money while learning how your gear really works.
Watch video here: http://bobbyowsinskiblog.com/2017/09/26/build-condenser-microphone/