Recording your live shows is a great idea for many reasons. It shows you the honest and brutal truth and the recordings can be used as great content in
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Recording your live shows is a great idea for many reasons. It shows you the honest and brutal truth and the recordings can be used as great content in
Do you need more inputs or outputs but don't want to buy a new interface?Let us help you expand your current setup and save money! :)Book a free
Have you ever asked your mixing engineer to send you the finished, mixed multitracks? Or did you try and export every single track after mixing, so you can use
I've built a page that offers simple explanations for the most common terms in audio, as well as all the common features and functions found on recording studio
I just finished Rick Rubin's book "The Creative Act" *. A fascinating and very inspiring read that made me want to talk about it on the podcast, because there
I sat down with Flo Reithofer, a producer, engineer and musician from Austria. He was one of the first people to join the Self-Recording Syndicate and I've been
I sat down with Clint & Robin, two amazingly talented producers, engineers and musicians from Hamburg, Germany. I've been working with them for about a year now, helping
Listen to this episode if you want to know what's keeping your recordings from sounding professional.Book a free feedback call with Benedikt, the host of the show!Here's what
Lucas McKinnon is an artist, multi-instrumentalist, session drummer, record producer, owner of Silverside Sound (a beautiful recording studio) and inviting him to the podcast was long overdue! So
As a follow-up to last week's episode on bus processing, we want to introduce and explore the idea of top-down mixing today. Top-down mixing can make your mixing workflow