Sound Engineering (hobby)

My brother-in-law is a genius. The reason I'm saying that is because he learns and then makes things all by himself, best of all, what he makes all look like things you can... keep reading →

Parallel Compression is a compression technique used in recording and mixing audio. New York compression and Upwards compression are two other aliases used in place of... keep reading →

Soundproof moving blankets are used to deaden loud sounds. It won’t completely block the noise but the blankets can help absorb as much as 60% of the noise.... keep reading →

Playing guitar by ear is actually really simple to do. You may not believe so at first, but the truth is that if you start out by learning how to play by ear, then you'll be... keep reading →

So you want to create a frequency sweep on a portion of audio to get that gradual transition to big and boomy or thin and squished or anything in between. It is actually... keep reading →

Setting up a Pro Tools Template before you record any hip hop session is essential to speed in recording and organization for later editing. Generally, recording audio for... keep reading →

Using the group feature (sometimes called mix groups) in Pro Tools can be a lot more useful than at first glance. To group tracks together select 2 or more tracks and press... keep reading →

An easy way to record decent quality audio at home in a closet vocal booth without having to pay to use an expensive recording studio vocal booth. In this article, I am... keep reading →

It is very easy to export your audio in Pro Tools 8 to location of your choice on your computer. First you will need to determine what audio you would like to export. Is it... keep reading →

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