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The Maine-Home Recording
December 3rd, 2010 | 
Author: 
messing around with some stuff back home.
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Tags: black and white, inside of you, into your arms, right girl, the maine | 
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David Russell Bach Choral BWV 147 Home Recording
Courtesy of the Official DavidRussellGuitar.com website 2004 – Bach – Choral BWV 147 home recording
Duration : 0:3:52
Home Recording Part 1 – Recording
Using Pro Tools 8 and an M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge to record a band.
Duration : 0:3:15
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Tags: band, Lightbridge, Lightpipe, m-audio, M-Powered, MacBook, pro, ProFire, recording, studio, tools |
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Matt Costa, ‘I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground’
Matt Costa covers ‘I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground’ by Bascom Lamar Lunsford.
Duration : 0:3:0
What home recording systems for Vinyl records did people have in the 1960s?
What home recording systems did they have in the 1960s for recording vinyl records? How did they record Vinyl records at home? Was this a common?
actually most people didn’t do much in the way of home recording. If we needed to record something it was on reel to reel tape. You had to go into a professional recording studio to have a record recorded.
4-Track Reel to Reel Home Recording : Recording on Track on a 4-Track Tape Recorder: Part 1
Learn how to record on track 1 of an analog reel to reel 4 track tape recorder to record songs in this music instructional video.
Expert: sledge
Bio: Kurt Glaser, callsign of N7QJM, has been an active ham since the early 90′s. He built his first ham radio in 1970. N7QJM operates out of his ‘ham shack’ on the All Emergencies channel.
Filmmaker: kurt glaser
Duration : 0:2:17
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Tags: Analog, Audio, demo, four, Guitar, instructions, make, play, player, record, Recorder, recording, reel, retro, songs, tape, techniques, track |
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M-Audio Axiom 49 Midi Home Recording Rig by Steve Yang
In this video, Steve Yang, Musical Instruments Associate in Orange County, California, arranges his perfect home recording rig. The M-Audio Axiom 49 USB Midi Controller, Digidesign Pro Tools M-Powered 8 software, M-Audio Project Mix I/O Audio Interface, and Alesis M1 Active 620 Monitors helps him to create music with any kind of instrument or sound that he wants.
Duration : 0:2:39
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Home recording on a budget
Thank you for visiting my video.
I was tired of having to use poor quality sound capture devices for capturing the authentic sound of my guitar.I therefore did some investigation on the net and came to the conclusion that this setup was the most affordable for my needs.This also allowed for capture of vocals if the opportunity arose.This is the equipment i used;
- Fender “62 reissue Stratocaster
electric guitar – unmodified.
- Peavey Valveking Royal 8 Class A
all tube amplifier.
- Samson Q7 Neodymium Dynamic microphone.
- Art Tube MP Microphone Preamplifier
“the original”.
- Griffin Imic USB Audio Interface.
- Various cables to connect them all!
Duration : 0:6:38
Does the advance of home recording software mean the death of the recording studio?
Now that home software packages such as Logic and ProTools are so abundant, does that mean that actual recording studios are finished? And if not, why not? I am doing a journalism paper at university and I would like some references or opinions that experts or those involved in the industry have on the matter, but my research is turning up surprisingly little. I’d like some sound bites or recent news on this subject… any help or advice greatly appreciated!
They wont ever die. They’ll get scarcer but I just don’t see them ever going away. There is still a major difference between a home/project studio recording and a label backed record done in a multi-million dollar studio. The major studios are still only able to be afforded by rock and pop stars and the labels will still shell out for it. I think that project studios are going to be hurt by the home recording studios because the software and hardware are so much cheaper now and you don’t need a small business loan to buy an interface and some microphones anymore.
For news look up EMI. They’re about to go bankrupt and they’re one of the last 4 major labels. They lost almost 2 billion GBP last year and either had to or almost had to sell Abbey Road. Like THE Abbey Road.
Hope this gave at least a little insight,
KDecka