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Is This The Ultimate Guitar Interface For Your iPad With GarageBand?

Now that we have a solid and inexpensive DAW for the iPad (GarageBand from Apple for just five bucks, released March, 2011), how about a really pro way to get signal into it, especially guitar, so you can take advantage of all that portable power, amp sims, etc. Apogee says they have the answer for [...]

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Controlling Microphone Sibilance When Recording Voice

This is a great little tutorial on combatting sibilance while recording that resulted from a poll taken by @CreateMusicTips and answered by @RandyCoppinger, a professional recording engineer and audio mixer since 1991. Regarding techniques used to help deal with sibilance on the microphone, Randy says… I may adjust the microphone placement, including rotating it slightly [...]

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7 Tips For Recording Voice From Randy Coppinger

When doing any kind of recording, the issue of multi-day sessions will arise. And that brings up the challenge of keeping the sound of instruments and voices consistent over two, three or more days. Randy Coppinger is a pro mixer who has many years of experience with voice recording, including the multi-day session scenario. Here [...]

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Tips For Recording Appalachian Dulcimer

Here’s a couple of quick tips on recording Appalachian Dulcimer from Ronan C. Murphy. He’s not just another studio guy when it comes to this topic. He keeps one these instruments in or near his studio all the time. He loves to play it and he loves to record it. Here are his short and [...]

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The Fab Faux Cover “Abbey Road” Side 2 Live In The Studio

This is a pretty ambitious undertaking by the The Fab Faux. And it’s nice to see a live performance in this format! Here’s the bio of the Fab Faux from their web site: The Fab Faux are a labor of love that was born in 1998 when neighbors Jimmy Vivino, Music Director/Guitarist for The Tonight [...]

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