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26 Jan 13 - 02:32 PM (#3471750) Subject: Tech: Newbie guide to (home) studio recording From: GUEST,Rev Bayes I find myself doing more and more stuff recording material for myself and others these days. At the moment I'm using Audacity and a couple of cheap microphones, but I'm getting to the point where I need something a bit cleverer. What I really need is a "Recording for Dummies" book, except the few titles in this area I see on Amazon have very mixed reviews and I generally find that a very bad sign. |
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26 Jan 13 - 02:40 PM (#3471751) Subject: RE: Tech: Newbie guide to (home) studio recording From: GUEST,999 Hello, Rev. There have been many many threads on this topic. Perhaps someone who knows how will show you the way to those threads. (If I could I would.) Best wishes to you. |
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26 Jan 13 - 10:06 PM (#3471898) Subject: RE: Tech: Newbie guide to (home) studio recording From: GUEST,Stim Though it's a few years old, this is probably the best thing you'll come across. It's a DVD, so you can see how it's done, and by someone who really knows how to do it.Roger McGuinn's Guide to Home Recording on a Computer |