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Recording Bass Guitar It's usually not until the mix that some may find themselves struggling to get the bass to sit properly. Sure, it's got plenty of low end but does it serve its rightful place in the overall mix?
96 Khz, And You Let's talk about 96 kHz. The term stir's up a variety of thoughts and feeling among us all that are involved in music production, especially hard drive speed, and plug-in's, and the overall sound quality of 96 kHz versus higher or lower sample rates.
Recording "El Guit" El Guit is no doubt one of my favorite instruments to record. With a good guitar paired with a decent amplifier and "Yeah I'm in engineer bliss". One of the many cool thing about today modern music business is the technology
Recording Great Vocals Pt 1 We all know how much a great vocal sound can enhance any recording, however achieving this in the studio can be mystifying, over the next few months I will demystify the processing of vocals, using mic preamps, recording techniques, and the mixing techniques used to produce masterful results.
The Drum Recording Transcript Rick- Hey Ralph and thanks for having us here at Studio D Ralph- Thanks for coming and welcome to Studio D at The Legendary House of Blues Studios Memphis Rick- Let’s say drums, and what you like to do with drums for R&B, Soul, and Blues music.
Alright.

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Ralph Sutton on Recording Horns Interview
For most of the horns especially trumpets, trombones, flugelhorns, any of the brass I like large-diaphragm mics, and that’s because they do a great job of capturing the essence of brass, part of which is the sound of a musician pushing air through a mouthpiece, and their tongue and teeth are all part of the sound.
 

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Compression Session
I have been asked on more than one occasion to explain, what is compression and what do the different type sound like. So in sticking to my philosophy of "I want for myself what I want for every one else" here it is for evey body to read.
 

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