Recording professional-sounding music at home is cheaper and easier than ever before, but still neither cheap nor easy compared to, say, grilled-cheese-sandwich-making. If you need some help getting started watch this video, which will teach you all about mics, cables, digital interfaces, and the other elements of the modern home recording studio.
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How To:
Remove Vocals from Any Song to Make a Karaoke or Instrumental Track
How To:
Play and record a virtual instrument in Studio One
How To:
Extract vocals from a song using Adobe Audition
How To:
Make a hip hop beat in FL Studio
How To:
Use EQ & compression to your beats in FL Studio
How To:
Connect a MIDI keyboard / controller to your PC and use it with FL Studio
Drumssette:
A DIY Drum Machine
How To:
Pan automation in Pro Tools
How To:
Make high-quality home music recordings on a shoestring budget
How To:
Use sidechain autofilter effects in Ableton
How To:
Create a techno beat in GarageBand 08
How To:
Quantize audio in Ableton Live 8
How To:
Make old-skool house music using drum machines
How To:
Build sound board for a studio
How To:
Drag and drop workflow in Studio One
How To:
Use a DI (direct injection) box when recording
How To:
Use the Mastering Suite in Studio One
How To:
Master your song in Studio One
How To:
Consolidate tracks in Pro Tools
How To:
Understand 4-track reel to reel tape recorders
How To:
Remove Vocals from Any Song to Make a Karaoke or Instrumental Track
How To:
Play and record a virtual instrument in Studio One
How To:
Extract vocals from a song using Adobe Audition
How To:
Make a hip hop beat in FL Studio
How To:
Use EQ & compression to your beats in FL Studio
How To:
Connect a MIDI keyboard / controller to your PC and use it with FL Studio
Drumssette:
A DIY Drum Machine
How To:
Pan automation in Pro Tools
How To:
Make high-quality home music recordings on a shoestring budget
How To:
Use sidechain autofilter effects in Ableton
How To:
Create a techno beat in GarageBand 08
How To:
Quantize audio in Ableton Live 8
How To:
Make old-skool house music using drum machines
How To:
Build sound board for a studio
How To:
Drag and drop workflow in Studio One
How To:
Use the Mastering Suite in Studio One
How To:
Use a DI (direct injection) box when recording
How To:
Master your song in Studio One
How To:
Consolidate tracks in Pro Tools
How To:
Understand 4-track reel to reel tape recorders
1 Comment
I was wondering if you knew how to record your vocals and music track while listening with your headphones? Does it depend on the mixing program, or is it an audio setup function from my control panesl? Or am I just way out on left field? Thanks.....Danny
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