Music is all around us, wherever we go and whatever we see in this digital world we listen to music. In the past, when viewers changed TV channels or listeners switched between CDs from different albums or artists, they often experienced significant variations in perceived Read More …
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Acoustic Guitar Recording & Its Miking Techniques
Recording an acoustic guitar in a professional studio is a combination of proper instrument preparation, microphone selection, microphone placement, room acoustics, and skilled recording techniques. The objective is to capture the guitar’s natural tone, dynamics, and character while minimizing unwanted noise and reflections. A well-recorded Read More …
Vocal Recordings & Its terms – Capturing Clear, Powerful & Balanced Sound
Recording vocals in a studio involves more than just microphones and acoustics—it requires a balance of technical expertise and performer comfort. While proper equipment, room treatment, and recording techniques are essential, creating an environment where the singer feels relaxed and confident is equally important. The Read More …
TUBE, FET & RIBBON MICS
Microphones are used to record audio in a variety of different scenarios, right from recording simple voice overs to recording professional music in a studio. Not all microphones are built the same way, and different types of mics are designed for different purposes. Each kind has Read More …
Professional Mastering Software’s
Mastering is the last stage in your audio production. This final processing gives gives you the overall shape and sets the tone for your track. Digital Audio Workstations such as Pro Tools, Logic Pro, and Cubase are very popular when recording and mixing are involved, Read More …
Understanding Buses, Subgroups, Auxes, VCAs and Groups.
Bus: any kind of audio signal path that allows the combination or “summing” of different signals to be routed/processed together. Subgroup: a grouping of instruments or tracks that are mixed or inserted into the “main” mix as a composite signal. Auxiliary track: a type of Read More …
Audio Interface Connectivity Options
An audio interface also called as a Soundcard is the hardware that connects your inputs (microphones/ instruments) and outputs ( speakers) to your computer. It allows you to record, play, and process sound with your Operating System (computer). A typical audio interface converts analog signals Read More …
Audio Plugin Formats
What are audio plugins An audio plugin is a software tool that is used in a DAW software – a Digital Audio Workstation. What is the need of audio plugins in a DAW : The Audio plugins are processors that make the existing audio sound Read More …
Calibrating Studio Monitors
Studio Monitors plays a vital role in Mixing and arguably monitoring it in a right way is the most important part of mixing. Without being able to hear the music properly, you won’t be able to mix it. Your monitors, room treatment and your positioning Read More …
The Need & Importance of learning Music Theory
Music is an arrangement of sounds. These arrangements that are present in music are the devices that relate to us and touch us emotionally as listeners, but they are often taken for granted. Underappreciated are the centuries of development and evolution that music has undergone Read More …