Serj Tankian Home Studio Tour Interview
Musician and multi genre artist Serj Tankian talks about song writing and recording.
Also shows us the gear in his home studio.
www.musiciansfriend.com
Home Studio Of Serj Tankian
Buying Your First Microphone
Home Recording Studio Advice (a pro’s perspective) :
Ronan Chris Murphy shares a professional perspective on choosing the right microphone for your home studio.
He also makes some Mic recommendations including the Shure SM57, Shure KSM32 and the MXL V67.
ronansrecordingshow.com
Ronan also runs a series of recording workshops called Home Recording Boot Camp
Home Recording Tips
When Recording Music At A Home Recording Studio
To get the highest possible quality for vocals, use a good quality electric condenser microphone and a pop filter.
Expert: Gary Vandy has been doing professional audio production for more than 35 years, earning many gold and platinum album awards.
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How To Start A Home Recording Studio
To start a home recording studio, spare a room with all of the necessary equipment like a computer, high-quality microphones, condensers, speakers and some acoustic traps.
Determine a budget before creating a home recording studio with information from an independent recording engineer and producer .
Expert: Frank Green
Contact: www.digitalmaster.com
Guerrilla Home Recording
Guerrilla Home Recording
What You Need To Make A Home Recording Sound Great
- Explains EQ, mics, etc., with pictures and diagrams so anyone can understand.
- Covers a lot of things but won’t help much if you are already experienced, more for beginners.
- Written by a musician, it explains what the engineers are talking about in words of a musician.
Scott Storch’s Home Studio
Scott Storch giving us a small live show from his home recording studio.
Scott Storch working on a beat in his home recording studio.
Well, I can say that was cool!
Thanks Scott for showing us.
Ultimate Home Studio
This video tour shows realtraps partner Doug Ferrara’s fabulous basement home studio.
Doug and Ethan Winer explain how it was treated and why, and along the way they present many interesting and related topics.
