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ProRec Professional recording magazine that is mostly of pro audio relevance, but interesting for high-end home recording too. Site offers reviews and columns, surveys, and archives. Computer Based Home Recording for Musicians For people who want to make their own demo recordings at home and have them "sound just as good as $50 an hour project studio productions". HomeRecording.com Home recording and mixing; project studios. Use of 4-tracks, 8-tracks, effects, compressors, analog, and digital. Andrew Simpson MA, Recording Engineer Home page of Ely (Cambs) based recording engineer, specialising in location recording. Includes introduction to recording techniques and a price list. Not specifically home recording but contains useful information. World Net Studios Professional musicians play and record music that has been recorded in MIDI format. Modern Recording Techniques Articles, directories of schools and manufacturers, tutorials, searchable glossary and message boards. Charles Dye.com Includes tips and techniques, advice on plugins, and mixing secrets. The Recording Website Advice for professionial or home recording studios. Audio recording tips for minidisks, reel to reel tape, mp3, and burning cd's. Musician's Tech Central A clearinghouse of music electronics, MIDI/audio, indie, and recording information. The Seasidelounge Recording Studio, Brooklyn, New York Contains a detailed history with advice on the construction of the studio - good pictures - with info on the studio as well. |
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