Blog about recording - with a prog slant

[Jacob Holm-Lupo]

I've started a blog that deals with recording and mixing on a budget. I give tips on how to get a polished, interesting and dynamic sound on a shoestring budget. There will be more than a few prog related angles in future posts there. Do check it out if it sounds interesting.

www.makegreatsound.wordpress.com

Jacob

[100423]

Great stuff, Jacob. I've enjoyed it and shared it with a few friends who are in to such things.

[Jacob Holm-Lupo]

I've enjoyed it and shared it with a few friends who are in to such things.

Appreciate it. There's a new post up now about vocal recording.

J.

[markowitz]

Very interested in this. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Bookmarked.

[Interstellar]

I've just bookmarked your site. Very interesting and well written. Thank you.

[Rarebird]

Interesting stuff, although I don't record vocals. Besides, I'm more into instruments. The only other stuff I have is a mixer, a digital reverb and an analog delay, which I never use.

[Gizmotron]

Very interested in this. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Bookmarked.

Ditto! Thanks so much for your effort!

[Jacob Holm-Lupo]

So glad you like it, thanks for the comments!

I'll have to get back to writing there - I've been too busy actually mixing

Anyways, I'll put up something new there soon. Meanwhile feel free to visit my studio's site as well: http://www.duderanchstudio.com

J.

[CarvinAbuser]

Excellent... I know what you mean, mixing can be very time consuming. EQ'ing is frustrating for me, trying to figure out where to boost and cut, and how much.

[hFx]

Some nice advice there! Keep up the good work!!

[klothos]

Great stuff in here! I really enjoyed the vocal segment a lot -- excellent info and a few things I didnt know either. Its always great to learn something new.

I disagree with you about bass: there's easier cost effective ways to get a great bass sound on a shoestring budget. EDIT: Yes, I realize this is all subjective