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Suggested Reading for Sound Recording and Mixing
I have been teaching myself about music technology mostly by reading music magazines, using software, watching manufacturers' videos on the internet and by reading books. I can highly recommend Computer Music Magazine to anyone wishing to learn about sound recording, software synthesizers and...
File Sharing
How have the effects of file sharing impacted the music community and what measures should be put in place to counteract any negative impact it may have on the future of the music industry? Options of file sharing There are many options for sharing files on the Internet. One of the most...
Inspiration for A Level / BTEC Music Technologist
A lot of Music Tech courses teach you how to use the studio reasonably well, and how to edit your work using Cubase, Logic, ProTools, Ableton and other packages. Many will help you to develop your work in styles you have already worked in, or styles, genres and musical idioms familiar to your...
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Music Production tips from Brian Eno
I highly recommend Brian Eno's Diary to any new music producer who wants some tips from one of the best. This book gives a great insight into techniques and ideas that just cant be taught. Give it a read!
How can I get "that" sound?
I often get asked this question: " What should I buy to make great recordings, mixes, masters?" The answer is simple. Try to invest as much money as possible into the acoustic treatment of your room. Your room is the ONLY tool you are going to use day in and day out and it needs to be of the...
A few words about music technology
I wanted to jot a few things down at this initial stage. The development of new ways of writing and composing music using computers in the last 20 years has revolutionised the music industry. No longer does the musician have to go through years of formal (and expensive) training to become a...
Stereo Microphone Techniques
Overview of the stereo microphone techniques “Stereophony, from the Greek word meaning solid, is an attempt to reproduce sounds in such a way that listeners have the same feeling of the left-right spread of the frontal quadrant, and the same ability to locate the direction of individual voices...