In The Studio: How To Charge For Your Time By Bobby Owsinski • August 19, 2019 A look at the pros and cons of several alternatives for engineers, producers and musicians... Read More
Is Getting A Good Mix Using Headphones Possible? By Bobby Owsinski • August 15, 2019 Many producers using home or small studios are forced to use headphones late at night so they don’t disturb the family or the neighbors. That’s… Read More
Business Savvy: Why Are You In the Live Sound Business? By John Stiernberg • August 1, 2019 Clarifying your business mission statements. Read More
In The Studio: Vocal Layering By Peter Novak • July 31, 2019 Let me start off by saying that I am not a vocal producer. I am an engineer that has worked with tons of vocalists and… Read More
In The Studio: Explaining The Sound Of Guitar Speakers By Bobby Owsinski • July 29, 2019 Most guitar players are blissfully unaware of the details of the speakers they’re playing through. Sure, they may know what size the speakers are… Read More
RE/P Files: Studio Design And Construction By Paul D. Lehrman • July 8, 2019 From the archives of the late, great Recording Engineer/Producer (RE/P) magazine comes a wealth of knowledge on live-end/dead-end acoustics which first appeared in the June 1982 issue. Read More
Capturing Great-Sounding Drums Using Only Four Tracks By Ward Lionel Kremer • July 1, 2019 Here’s a simple, common-sense method to record a great-sounding drum kit on only four tracks. I’ve always been a follower of the less-is-more philosophy, and… Read More
Artificially Flavored Audio By M. Erik Matlock • June 28, 2019 As a large human, you can rest assured that I know a few things about food. Following a similar train of thought, after more than… Read More
The Grand Mother By Mark Frink • June 25, 2019 Ask 100 sound engineers how to mike a piano and you’ll get 99 ideas. The piano is the Mother of Musical Creation, the heart of… Read More
Recording Experiments That Didn’t Quite Go As Planned By j. hall • June 24, 2019 Reading stories about all the recording “heroes” of yesterday and today gets old. These guys and gals never seem to do anything wrong. Every single… Read More
In The Studio: 5 Mistakes Beginning Mix Engineers Make By Bill Mueller • June 19, 2019 Starting out as a mix engineer can be daunting, and the road to success for graduates of recording schools and audio engineering educational programs often… Read More
In The Studio: Top 10 Countdown Of Mixing Myths By Joe Gilder • June 17, 2019 Which myth are you guilty of believing? Read More
Business Savvy: Applying Common Sense By John Stiernberg • June 13, 2019 Planning is the only shortcut to success in live sound Read More
In The Studio: Timing The Reverb Delay To The Track By Bobby Owsinski • June 7, 2019 When you get right down to it, there are four reasons to add reverb... Read More
In The Studio: Three Steps To Adding A Subwoofer By Bobby Owsinski • May 23, 2019 A few steps that might help your venture into low frequency territory a lot easier Read More
