15 Essential Tips for New Audio Engineers By Mark Marshall on 05/9/2015 via theProAudioFiles You might be reading this because you want to record and engineer your own music. You may or may not have already been mislead by marketing campaigns geared towards home recordists. Well, that term in itself is outdated. Almost half of the records I […]
Episode 002 – Dom Wilms (Bitwig) Just a quick post to let everyone know that Episode 2 of The Kane Audio Podcast is now online. In this episode, I talk to Dom Wilms from Bitwig about everything from the how and why of Bitwig to the importance of piracy for musicians and software developers and the future […]
Originally posted by “Get That Pro Sound” here. 9 Psychoacoustic & Sound Design Tricks When talking about improving the perceived quality of our productions and mixes, its easy to focus mainly on the technology we use, or the layout and acoustic treatment of our listening environment. It’s easy to forget that just as important as […]
Source: PreSonus.com Equalizer Terms and Tips An equalizer, or EQ, is a filter that allows you to adjust the volume level of a frequency, or range of frequencies, within an audio signal. In its simplest form, an EQ will let you turn the treble and bass up or down, allowing you to adjust the coloration […]
Here at Kane Audio, we’re always keen to give out little tips and tricks here when we can, and while I was just browsing the net the other day, I stumbled across this little <5min video on how to mic up a drum kit. Obviously there are tonnes of different ways you can mic up […]