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Digital Sound Recording Techniques - Part Three - Developing your Creative Vision for Postproduction, Video or Strictly Audio Works
Hone your creative sense within your sonic environment in order to produce compelling sound works unique to your artistic vision.

Published by albaitis (258 pts ) on Oct 13, 2008 to
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Digital Sound Recording Techniques - Part Two - To Move Or Not To Move, That Is The Question.
Gain essential understanding about equipment and body positioning in order to create compelling digital sound recordings.

Published by albaitis (258 pts ) on Oct 13, 2008 to
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Digital Sound Recording Techniques - Part One - Observation, Preparation and Quantity
By taking into consideration what the limits of your equipment and situation, you can create provoking digital sound recordings on any budget.

Published by albaitis (258 pts ) on Oct 13, 2008 to
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Choosing Dual Monitors for your DAW
Most would agree that there are potentially substantial benefits to be gained from using dual monitors with digital audio software. What a pity, then, that most people go about choosing their equipment the wrong way …

Published by glazfolk (537 pts ) on Sep 10, 2008 to
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Filling Out a Thin Mix
Mixing is usually about crowd control. But sometimes you'll have a thin mix of maybe two or three instruments. How can you fill it out to make it sound good and full? Reverb? Sure, if your target audience is people in shopping malls and elevators. But if you want people to actually listen, read on .

Published by glazfolk (537 pts ) on Aug 26, 2008 to
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Filling Out Vocals
A very common issue faced by the home recording enthusiast is the question of how to improve that sound of a rather thin and somewhat tentative vocal track. There's no one size fits all solution, but here is a good way to start.

Published by glazfolk (537 pts ) on Aug 25, 2008 to
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Brightening a Dull Instrument
Have you ever ended up with a take of an instrument that just sounds anaemic, dull and lifeless? The more you try to improve it the worse it sounds. In circumstances like these, panning, along with a couple of other simple can play a major part in helping you to bring that instrument to life.

Published by glazfolk (537 pts ) on Aug 25, 2008 to
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Width as a Dimension of Sound
Panning is the name given to the technique of spreading your instruments and vocals across the left-right spectrum between your speakers. Of course you already know that. But do you know how to use panning to its best effect?

Published by glazfolk (537 pts ) on Aug 25, 2008 to
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Height as a Dimension of Sound
Most home recording enthusiasts are familiar with the concept of using width to spread out the different instruments in a mix. But did you also know that height is just as important in getting a good mix?

Published by glazfolk (537 pts ) on Aug 25, 2008 to
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The Sound Spectrum
Have you ever wondered why you can listen to one mix and hear every part and instrument clearly, but listen to another and struggle to figure out what's going on? Well, wonder no more ...

Published by glazfolk (537 pts ) on Aug 25, 2008 to
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