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Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/)

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Im maken a home studio and I want to know whats a good microphone(no low quality cheap ones) for me to use for recording my lyrics or where could i buy them at(any site links would help) thank you.

any will work if u tweak em

Homerecording? Podcasting? Musikaufnahmen am Mac / PC? Um die verschiedenen Anforderungen zu erfüllen, wurde das Equipment immer vielseitiger und benutzerfreundlicher. Hochwertige Audio-Aufnahmen sind auch im eigenen Proberaum oder im heimischen Wohnzimmer möglich. Dieses Video informiert dich über die Grundlagen.

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This is a simple test of my home recording using a Fender Stratocaster….it’s a guitar solo improvisation..I have recorded this song based on a chords progression of D min7 & G7. This song is not fake, but it’s an original version without post editing or mastering..and also no pre-recording…
Prove di Home Recording…Improvvisazione senza aggiustamenti sul suono della chitarra in fase di editing o mastering.
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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question…

Q: Could you consider making a video all about doubling up on tracks to increase the thickness of a guitar part during a recording? I notice you do it on your videos and it sounds great. But, when I do it on my recordings, they don’t have much of a difference in the sound when I play them back. Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Brayden — Spokane, Washington USA

A: Recording the same guitar part on another track is an excellent idea that can help a recording sound much bigger than having only one single track. Many times when players start doing home recording and they try this concept, a common problem is that their parts come off sounding weaker, rather than bigger! What often gets over-looked is something known as frequency cancellation. Two identical signals tend to start cancelling each other out. The smart way to double-up tracks is to have the second track you record be slightly different from the 1st track.

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Rivers posted his piano cover of the great Beach Boys song

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Hey all, this is my first youtube vid. I do a lot of recording on my spare time. I just wanted to showcase my home recording studio while answering some questions I’ve gotten on how to do it. Lemme know what you guys think. Rate and Comment PLEASE!

Setup: Macbook with Pro tools M-powered v.8

Samson MDR 1688 mixer
Cad Pro7 drum mic pack
M-audio axiom 25
M-audio Keystation 61 es
M-Audio Mobile Pre-usb interface
Samson Media-One 3A Active Studio Monitors

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Episode 7: Home Studio – Budget Examples
This is the second part of the Budget Examples, see the previous Episode 6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5olV6yphC4Q

What would I choose if I had 500€ or 1000€? You have to make your own choices though – depending on how much you want to use keybard(s) or guitar(s), what you want to record via microphones, etc.

Take this rather as an inspiration and take your time before you buy anything. I made a few not so good acquisitions, so don’t rush things when you’re unsure. Check out reviews by pros for quality considerations and forums for real user experiences.

Check out Tweak’s guide to home recording here:

http://www.tweakheadz.com/guide.htm

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Hi, I’ve been playing piano, guitar, accordion, sitar in addition to singing for several years now, and I would like to start actually recording my music now. What is the minimum I need to get started recording decently from home? I also am looking for a keyboard that can hook up to a computer to transcribe music as I play.
Many thanks in advance for the advice.

You would need at least 1 XLR microphone and 1 USB audio interface with MIDI input (for your keyboard — check that your keyboard has MIDI out).

For microphones, get a condenser as it will work on all the sources you mentioned. Condensers are more sensitive and take in a wider field of sound, so it sounds more natural and open versus a dynamic which is better for loud guitar cabinets and loud singing.

The cheapest condenser I recommend is the Audio Technica AT2020: http://bit.ly/sQcJJJ

For audio interfaces with MIDI, check out the Focusrite USB 6 (http://bit.ly/ucIfrA) and Roland Quad Capture (http://tinyurl.com/3qxvvw4). Both are very good interfaces.

If you want to get even better results, you will need to invest in some acoustic treatment for your recording space. At the very minimum, a heavy blanket or mattress hung 1 meter behind you and another hung 1/2 to 1 meter behind the microphone. This is needed to reduce room echo, flutter, bad resonances that will make your recordings sound stuffy.

If you want to invest in a really nice sounding vocal mic, get the Shure SM7B (http://bit.ly/rUFV8N). With that one, you don’t need acoustic treatment, just make sure the mic is pointing away from walls and corners.

If you need tutorials on how to record, check out http://www.macprovideo.com and http://www.recordingreview.com

At the minimum, learn how to use compression and equalization plugins in your recording program, these make all the difference when used correctly.

I have an empty room that I would like to convert into a home recording studio. I would like to build an isolation booth to record drums and other instruments (guitar, bass). What would be the recommended isolation process I should follow for both recording quality and avoid problems with my neighbors?
I do not have any recording equipment yet. No big budget either, this is a slow project I would like to start this year.

Here is one site. There are quite a few others.

http://www.humbuckermusic.com/jul5th20buil.html