The improvement of technology and the capabilities within digital music not only allows for different sounds and formats to be available, but is also creating a space where musicians can record for themselves. (…)

With every turn of the knob on a mixer or mastering tool is also a certain application of acoustics with the recording. (…)

Many of you have been in a situation where you are watching your favorite program. It is interrupted by a commercial break where you have to turn down the volume of what you are listening to. (…)

The digital age has not only led to revolutions in new software and capabilities, but also an entirely new set of sounds for instrumentation. (…)

The entire process of recording a CD is based on one thing; balance. (…)

It's finally time to put the voice into sound wave format. Before you start singing your favorite notes, you will want to make sure that everything is set up correctly. (…)

Arranging and putting together a recording sometimes takes something a little bit different than getting a band together and mixing in all of the music. (…)

The abilities to record may seem to be more recent, especially with the capabilities of technology and the understanding of how sounds are used within a recording studio. (…)

Even though it seems like we only learn about the actual recording of instruments, then see the result through the CD, there is an entire process that is hidden behind the curtains in order to get the sound of the CD exactly right. (…)

Once you get into the recording studio, there are several options for software that you can use in order to get your sound exactly right. (…)

Having the right equipment for a recording studio isn't enough in order to get the right sounds for your CD. (…)

Recording is moving above and beyond the old fashioned tapes and the need to perform everything live. (…)

Now that the recording is done, where do you go? (…)

If you are rehearsing or performing with a group, you automatically know that the last step before getting onto the stage is to make sure that everything blends. (…)

You can play all day, but with recording, the real sound is all in the mix. (…)

Even after the mastering is done, the ability to get your CD out into the right places and to have it meeting the necessary standards still has to be a priority. (…)

You finally have finished recording your piece, front to back and think that you are ready to mix everything together. (…)

If you have a home studio or a small set-up for your recording studio, you are probably familiar with the blues of the recording process. (…)

The most important step from the instrument to the recording software is the mixing board. (…)

Going into a studio is something that is different than practicing or from performing. (…)