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Thursday, September 02, 2010
Tech Tip Of The Day: Creating A Spacious Rhythm Guitar Sound
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09/02/10 11:02 AM,
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Provided by Sweetwater. Q: I’m working on an album and I’m really having alot of trouble getting the rhytmeh guitar to sound just “right”. What i’ve discoverd is that it needs to sound more open, with maybe a more…
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Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Tech Tip Of The Day: Word Clock Confusion
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09/01/10 11:05 AM,
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Provided by Sweetwater. Q: I run a small recording studio, where I have a master mixdown deck that has a separate word clock input. I usually go from my digital console through an outboard digital processor, and then on…
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
How to Record Violin (Or Any New Instrument)
Joe Gilder
08/31/10 03:47 PM,
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This article is provided by Home Studio Corner. At various points throughout your recording career, you’ll have chances to record certain instruments for the first time. Maybe you’ve never recorded an actual piano, or a drum kit. Or maybe…
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Tech Tip Of The Day: Click Bleed
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08/31/10 10:34 AM,
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Provided by Sweetwater. Q: So, first of all, a big thank you to PSW for all the monitoring articles lately. They’ve really helped me deal with the monitoring needs of some very demanding musicians. However, I do have a…
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Monday, August 30, 2010
On Three, You Lift: Methods Behind The “Check One, Two” Madness
Paul LaPlaca
08/30/10 04:41 PM,
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“Check one, two… one, two…” As a soundperson, I’ve had to repeat this phrase ad nauseam - at times I even hear it in my dreams. Everyone wants to know: “Why can’t you count to three?” To which the punch…
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Tech Tip Of The Day: Different Types Of Shielding
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08/30/10 10:19 AM,
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Provided by Sweetwater. Q: I’ve been working with audio for quite a while now, and recently, I’ve been repairing a lot of cable. One thing I’ve noticed is that there seem to be lots of different ways to shield…
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Friday, August 27, 2010
History Files: The Crown DC300 Amplifier Leads The Solid-State Revolution
Gerald Stanley
08/27/10 03:02 PM,
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Not so long ago – the mid 1960s to be more specific – the most reliable large (for that era) power amplifiers were vacuum tube designs, with a unit providing 50 watts per channel being considered “hefty” and one offering…
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Stopping Hums, Buzzes And Shocks On Stage — Part 1: Volts
Mike Sokol
08/27/10 11:49 AM,
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If you’ve read the survey that’s been running here on ProSoundWeb (Haven’t taken it? Please do!), you’ll discover that 71% of the musicians and sound technicians surveyed have been shocked by their mics, instruments and sound systems. What follows is…
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Acoustic Measurement
David McLain 08/31/10 11:52 AM, 0 CommentsI am an audio engineer, a bass player, and a skeptic. So, when I first saw the Guitammer Buttkicker system, I’m afraid it was the skeptic that spoke up sarcastically: “Oh boy. Another gimmick! Yet another electronic toy to pay… View this post
Gary Zandstra 08/30/10 11:31 AM, 1 CommentOften times, it’s only through the critique of others that we are able to see the deficiencies in our systems, which is why I’m often called to visit clients services “in action.” In the hopes that you may find some… View this post
David McLain & Jeremy Carter 08/24/10 01:20 PM, 0 CommentsAny time a band has some of its sound coming through the main PA system (usually vocals and electronic instruments) and some of the sound coming from the stage acoustically (most notably the drums) you have problems. The drummer must… View this post
Gary Zandstra 08/23/10 12:20 PM, 0 CommentsIn this ever evolving world of more, more, more, better, better, better, when is good enough, good enough? Is it really an absolute necessity to update or upgrade my 15-year-old sound system? The working life of a sound system can… View this post
Joe Gilder 08/13/10 12:28 PM, 0 CommentsThis article is provided by Home Studio Corner. Do you edit your recordings? Once everything has been recorded, before you start mixing, do you edit the audio? Do you fix things? Do you think it’s cheating? Do you think… View this post
