Hello folks!
Thanks for the links and tips that keep coming in, much apriciated. Keep em' coming. Each one teach one as the saying goes.
I went to a party the other day, very well organised with loads of red wine coming in with all the plates but no water on the tables.
So what has this to do with Audio recording?
Nothing but two things.
Attention to detail is what makes things professional and sometimes you find the wrong's with your facility or recording if you judge it with an client/audience perspective.
Can we ever learn enough about these drums?
Drum-recording techniques
http://mixonline.com/ar/audio_big_bang/index.htm
Some great folks presented, why don't you send me one of you & your setup and experiences!
Frank Filipetti
http://mixonline.com/ar/audio_frank_filipetti/index.htm
Tom Werman
http://mixonline.com/ar/audio_tom_werman/index.htm
Neil Dorfsman
http://mixonline.com/ar/audio_neil_dorfsman/index.htm
Worth a visit.
http://www.record-producer.com/
Mr Rupert Neve tells it like it is and other articles.
http://www.poonshead.com/articles.html#article1
Keep an eye on your gain structure and we will be back in October with more interesting links.
All the best
Toby & the Cascatoma team
Recording services and proaudio sales
http://www.cascatoma.com
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