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We walk through the complete process of recording vocals, from reviewing the roles of each piece of gear to connecting your microphone to your DAW.
Write a song that incorporates a sound captured with a device’s built-in mic, and share your work to receive feedback from us and your peers.
Let’s go over a few of the most common studio setup mistakes that producers, engineers, and audio enthusiasts make when setting up their home studio.
We show you how to create a budget microphone setup that includes everything from the mic itself to the in-the-box effect chain.
Building your own DIY binaural dummy head might sound intimidating, but it actually isn’t all that hard to do.
Let’s take a look at the three most important microphones to consider purchasing if your budget is $200 or less.
Kate Wild of 91Vocals shows us how to create the increasingly popular “vintage” vocal sound.
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