This week I share with you some ways to finish your mixes without over-mixing (aka ruining) them. And in the Q&A section, I deal with topics like: how to deal with a client who talks too much which to buy first – another mic or speakers? simple de-esser solution dealing with client expectations/frustrations Wanna submit... Read more »
This episode airs on the 2-year anniversary of the launch of Dueling Mixes. If you’ve never checked it out and would like a sneak peak, check this out: www.homestudiocorner.com/dm Also in this episode, you’ll get to hear the new intro music for the podcast, and hear a little bit more about where that came from.... Read more »
(By the way, we’re trying out Wednesdays as the new podcast day. Might be temporary, might be permanent. We’ll see.) In this week’s episode we jump into LIMITERS. What are they? How do they work? How are they meant to be used? And in the Q&A section I answered your questions about stuff like: dealing... Read more »
This week I talk about working in short bursts vs ongoing, regular, consistent work. And in the questions section, I answer your questions about stuff like: best practices for setting levels (for recording, mixing, and mastering) how I mix my podcast using EQ plugins during tracking (why it’s not necessarily wrong) tips for getting great... Read more »
This week I talk about my top microphone mistakes, plus I introduce you to my brand new tutorial product, Understanding Microphones. I also answer questions about things like: “checking” mixes in mono vs actually mixing in mono what I look for in a mic stand (and how to make ’em last a long time) the... Read more »
In this week’s episode, we talk about mics, plus don’t miss the free mic webinar on September 4, 2014! Register here: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/199568609 On the podcast, I also answer questions about things like: Opening stubborn Pro Tool sessions Dealing with the figure-8 pattern of ribbon mics Using expanders Moving up to bigger clients Using EQ on... Read more »
In this week’s episode, I talk about a new way I’ve been experimenting with effects sends while mixing. I also answer questions about stuff like: “printing” EQ/compression on tracks getting rid of choir sibilance getting rid of static noise tips for programming MIDI drums my “gotta have” plugin dealing with low frequency problems in your... Read more »
In today’s episode, I talk about the importance of tracking your progress in the studio, even if the results aren’t exactly what you expect (kinda like weight loss). Plus, I answer a bunch of great questions about stuff like: Things to consider when building a website for you and your studio Recording a bass with... Read more »
After a much-needed week off, I’m back with another episode of “Ask Joe,” where I discuss a simple way to help you get “unstuck” when you’re feeling overwhelmed. I also answer questions about stuff like: how to save time when backing up large sessions getting rid of acoustic guitar fret noise using (or not using)... Read more »
Today I smack down a big ol’ myth that you absolutely need Pro Tools to collaborate with other musicians or (gasp!) make money from your home studio. Plus, I answer some great questions about stuff like: Using a side-chained compressor on your mix bus Mixing with the band members present The difference between threshold and... Read more »
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About Home Studio Corner
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Since 2009, I've helped musicians simplify the music-making process and start releasing as much music as they want, music they're proud to share with the world.
As a lifelong musician and songwriter, I've released new music almost every year over the last few decades. I know the fear that comes from putting yourself out there and releasing your art to the world. I also know the deep joy that comes from building a body of work. I want to help you get there, too.