by Jamie | Oct 3, 2008 | Home Recording Studio
Mastering is a completely, completely different animal, and I’m not sure how much I have to contribute to a general discussion of mastering other than to say don’t master your own mixes. If they don’t sound right, fix the mix. There is nothing that a...
by Jamie | Sep 7, 2008 | Artist Development
Guest Post: Bob Baker It’s one of the most popular TV shows of recent years, drawing tens of millions of viewers every week. Even I admit, American Idol is fun to watch. The show provides all the elements of good pop culture entertainment: passion, emotion, the...
by Jamie | Aug 22, 2008 | Home Recording Studio
Acoustic treatment is an art and a science. Their is much ground to cover once we meander a bit deeper than the basics of treating your home or project recording studio to record a decent vocal take, or isolate an acoustic guitar. From diffusors to absorbers and bass...
by Jamie | Jul 2, 2008 | Artist Development
One of the hardest parts of working online AS WELL AS being a singer songwriter producer in the new music business is the management of all the moving pieces, multiple hats, and thus multiplied responsibilities… Update your social media properties, post to your...
by Jamie | Jun 7, 2008 | Home Recording Studio
So how does a compressor actually work? I’m going to start out by talking about a conventional four-control compressor, which is pretty much the norm. The four standard controls are THRESHOLD, RATIO, ATTACK, and RELEASE, or occasion- ally variants thereof....
