by Jamie | Nov 28, 2011 | Home Recording Studio
The stock Sound Card that ships with your computer is fine for listening to mp3’s and watching YouTube video’s, but for music recording, home studio production, or any audio recording environment, it’s just not going to cut it. What is an audio interface? What’s the...
by Jamie | Dec 1, 2010 | Home Recording Studio
Because of the improved functionality of midi keyboards within the home recording studio, midi keyboards have become widely used by electronic musicians, live performers, compositional producers, and hobbyists of all levels. Keyboards provide hands on control over...
by Jamie | Nov 3, 2010 | Home Recording Studio
Through properly understanding audio effects, you can add flavorful spices and unique characteristics to your recordings.. They can add warmth to acoustic instruments, put life into your virtual instruments, or soften a brittle sounding sample. They can also...
by Jamie | May 3, 2010 | Home Recording Studio
How does an analog signal transform into a digital audio sample? What equipment is used to turn audio – into a file format that can be stored onto a digital medium? Digital Audio Conversion To record and produce music onto CD, with a Digital Audio Workstation:...
by Jamie | Apr 2, 2010 | Home Recording Studio
Mixing boards, or mixers, (also known as mixing consoles, or an audio mixer ) are the central hardware used in a mixer-based recording studio. Mixers receive input signals sent from connected audio producing devices, and offer controls to determine how these signals...
by Jamie | Jun 2, 2009 | Home Recording Studio
Digital to Analog Conversion is the reverse process of the Analog to Digital Conversion. (Read up on Analog to Digital conversion.) In summary, the binary numbers of digital audio are translated back into an analog signal. A DAT machine, MO Drive, sampler, compact...
