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Learn these 10 basic, but important production tips for your music. You won't go without them in the future.
Learn how we self recorded an entire full length album, in a tiny house in Bordentown, NJ.
There were infinite problems, issues, wrongdoings, and lessons we learned!
Can listen to "In Local Trance" by Good Friend Electric HERE https://open.spotify.com/album/3WmbzS0pe8rl2A8GG5tNrA?si=NsbPs6kCRei-QIQ9zB69xA
Check out the DIY Recording Guys podcast weekly wherever you podcast and go to www.diyrecordingguys.com for more resources and information. You can also find Vadim's studio work at www.calmfrogrecording.com and Ben's studio work at www.dreamloudstudio.com
Using Leverage to your advantage can catapult you faster to your goals. Use these three tips to your advantage.
Today I sit down with my friend/fellow band mate Grant Hill to discuss an article I wrote for Michael Pearson's Endless River Studios blog. The article offers 3 main points why the DIY approach to creating music is both the wrong and right thing to do. This special episode is recorded in a church where we do lots of our recording, so you get to hear some of the room reverb present in the mic's.
Check out the blog article and Endless River Studios here https://www.endlessriverstudios.com/post/why-the-diy-approach-to-music-is-both-wrong-and-right
5 main tips on how to arrange a song, with a feature song at the end described by yours truly.
Sometimes EQ doesn't really change the inherent tonal quality of a given track, and it's not enough to get the true sound you really want. That's why re recording, or finding a different sample to use is way more effective than EQ'ing your perfect sound. In this episode I use 3 guitar track examples to show you how the initial recording and EQ affect each other, and why the initial recording preparation is more important in getting the tone you REALLY want.
0x1 Sound Studio owner Jason Ruch sits down with DIY Sound Library to share how he creates/records/mixes great records over the years. With his experience as a long time studio owner, working with major labels, major bands, films and creating a living off of music, Jason has a lot of advise and stories to share. If you are in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area give him a call!
https://www.0x1sound.com/
https://www.instagram.com/0x1sound/
(856) 354-2181
Ever wonder how to get shows booked? How shows are lined up? And how to properly navigate the live scene with your music? Anthony Nicolosi went to school for this stuff, and has the real world experience to let you know how to navigate the live scene.
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