Recording

1) Mastering Mic Level, Line Level, and Instrum...

Setting up a home studio involves mastering the differences between mic level, line level, and instrument level signals to ensure optimal audio quality and performance. Navigating these signal levels is...

2) Microphone Placement

In recording scenarios, understanding proper microphone positioning is essential for achieving a balanced, high-quality signal. Misconceptions about aligning the mouth directly with the microphone can lead to issues like plosives...

3) Input Levels and Head Room

If you haven't already, be sure to check out our article on Mic Level, Microphone Placement, and Preamps. Proper monitoring of input levels during the recording process is essential for...

4) Lossless Formats (MP3 vs Wav vs AIF vs FLAC)

For home studio producers, understanding audio file formats is crucial for delivering top-notch recordings and mixes. This involves distinguishing between file compression and audio compression, recognizing the significance of bit...

5) Monitoring

Monitoring is an essential aspect of the recording process, ensuring that you accurately hear and capture your performance. However, monitoring in a home studio presents unique challenges, such as microphone...