Home Recording Magazine: 100 Recording Tips And Tricks DVD

Home Recording Magazine: 100 Recording Tips And Tricks DVD

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Customer Rating:		(1 review)

Media:		DVD (Region 0)

Catalogue #:		HL02500509

ISBN:		73999807493

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Throughout this DVD, you will learn several strategies for turning your recording sessions into productive experiences that help you make the most of your music. Recorded at New York's Bass Hit Studios, where the music for HBO's hit series Oz is produced, and featuring the contributions of more than 10 recording engineers, producers, and professional musicians, the DVD offers 100 useful tips and tricks for all sort of recording studio activity, including:

Miking Drums and Other Instruments
Pre-Production
Recording Guitars
Mixing and Tracking
Using Computers
Post-production.

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This DVD is too simple, too short, too expensive. I expected a lot of tips about miking, use of effects etc, but most of the time it is just a guy talking straight into the camera. Out of 100 tips, of course there are some that can help improve your recordings. But you don´t need tips like "have a lot of coffee around" or "remember to have fun".

In the box there is a voucher for the "Home Recording Magazine". Too bad this magazine no longer exists - or maybe it is no great loss.
See more reviews by Jesmoz - (Hosle, Norway)